I'm just curious how some of you experienced property owners determine how much liquid money to keep on hand for a given property, if there are important reasons to keep that money in a separate or LLC bank account, etc.

Have yet to determine which strategy(s) will best achieve our goals. 

Now i get that when you go on zillow and similar sites that you get the comps through there but i cant see the houses sold in that same block and also i dont have money for contractor just to give an  estimate so how can i determine an average cost for repairs without a contractor and get a close arv so i can make a good offer?

But Those allocations don't really determine the value. 

HOAs are not easy to determine if safe deal.Then there's the huge HOA fee / mo killing rental cash flow. 

what questions would you ask to determine if a CPA is real estate savvy?

Follow every wholesaler on their Podcast, too..ex Max Maxwell)-Determine the money and time you have...Develop a marketing/lead generation from there.Hope this helps!

Its you to determine who has a larger load and to be compensated accordingly. 

You can't determine the direction of your investing until you lock up a property.

My apologies @Michael B.The FHA loan can still be done in one spouse's name only, but all debts held by BOTH spouse have to be considered when determining a debt to income ratio.