I am looking for asset protection/estate planning/rental real estate owning as my foundation for wanting to learn and perhaps use this style of trust.

Someone managing mostly Class A apartments might not be the right fit for small multifamily or single-family homes.Communication Style: Pay attention to how quickly they respond and how transparent they are — that’s usually how they’ll treat you and your tenants too.Problem-Solving Attitude: Things will go wrong — maintenance delays, difficult tenants, late payments — so look for someone who’s calm, proactive, and solution-oriented, not just a messenger.Technology & Systems: Make sure they use good software for payments, maintenance tracking, and communication.

Bourque styles himself as the expert on compliance with SEC regs, but doesn’t state his educational background, experience, or any track record.  

Others look for BRRRR-style projects (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) to recycle their money into multiple deals.You can also explore my Co-Investing Club, where members pool smaller amounts to invest passively in larger, cash-flowing real estate deals.

., a friend of mine lives in North central area not to far from here.. this new build fits in nice with the CHS single style houses. .great job.. love the color Thank you it was under the jurisdiction of the BAR so U do need your plans and ascetics approved at the city level and that takes about 3 to 5 months and multiple meetings which does create drag on money out for the lot..

Next step: decide flip vs hold by running a DSCR-style calc with 5–10% expense reserves; if it’s ≤ zero, take the flip profit and hunt a stronger BRRRR.

While also utilizing our internal software to help evaluate property value, rents, rent style (STR, MTR, LTR) check the cash flow ratios, plus the ARV potential including the cost of Reno/Repair.The pregame is what most lenders or brokers do not offer because it requires more time offered to the client beyond the 9am to 5pm employee.

I'd check the water shut off valves (under sinks) - if they are "old" knob style, id try to turn them to shut off the water and see if they leak (they do tend to do it over time) - replacement can be costly because it will require water shut off to the entire building (unless you have the individual main water shut off) - it will have to be done thru HOA, increasing cost. 

Regarding storage:(k) Yards, patios, balconies, vestibules, hallways, and entrances may not be used to store belongings or to dry clothes.

For you personally, do you lean more toward the hands-off, turnkey style, or do you still enjoy rolling up your sleeves and being more active in the process?