He went to a gun shop came back to his work place shot his manager, president and HR director on account of his multiple investment properties he could not afford.

I definitely plan to own my own real estate in either an LLC or S-Corp dependent upon the type of properties (flips, rental).

Check out htt;://MiTitle.com as they deal with these types of transactions all fo the time.  

There are benefits to both types and you can hold both funds if your plan is setup accordingly.

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Email this loan officer or account executive several questions (at least 7) and see how detailed and quick there response is.The type of questions you ask really do not matter, you are giving them a test.  

Look at more than just the numbers guys, look at who's going to be renting your house & ask yourself if you are prepared to deal with the ups & the downs of that type of person.

So the site owner has decided that commerce of virtually any type - including bartering or giving things away for some other consideration - needs to happen in the Marketplace. 

Key things to consider/evaluate in any geo area: job growth, population growth, major employers in the area (ensure these are permanent ones, f.e. hospital), town/city population size, supply vs demand for housing and what type of housing.

@Carson Kesner,It depends on the type of rental, if it's a C-/D rental, I'd suggest going cheap-- people want cheap rent, and do what you can do, to give them what they want... but also think long term, and what will last to give you the best return on the long run.