I like to think that people should fall into real estate when they have the business maturity, business savvy and when the person is so positive about a deal he is going to make he does not have to ask anyone for advice.

After the TLC has reached 'maturity' then the holder can ask for a sale to be held.

As long as ownership remains identical - meaning the owners of the property are the same individuals and the same ownership percentages, you won’t have to buy title insurance again.

My identity was stolen so I understand being in a situation where I’m denied a mortgage for reasons out of my control- even with a large amount of money to put down.

You can also buy a turn key, furnished place in a mature market, but you're going to pay up for it.

Agree with the other reply, BR is becoming a more mature market, in that the table stakes are higher than they used to be.

Topic proposal for the podcast/instagram Live: Buyer Differentiator, and saying No to otherwise good deals that fall outside of your pre-established/chosen niche and real estate identity. 

The more mature platforms that are designed for landlords include Rentec Direct, Buildium, Appfolio, Propertyware, and Rent Manager.

@Walmsley Gedeon the process will be almost identical to getting your first property.

I am a HUGE passive income guy so I invest heavily in Blue chips paying nice dividends, as well as REITS, MLPS, and undervalued mature companies that will throw off a nice dividend.My goal is to preserve my capital and live off of my dividend income as well as my Real Estate income.