For tax purposes, what matters is the allocation of income and expenses on the year-end Schedule K-1, not who paid each individual invoice during the project.

New hot water heater, but overall, the home paid for itself in rents two times, and then upon the sale, tripled the investment.

I escalated to a supervisor to get a thinking person and found success, but it wasn't easy even then.

The tenants haven't paid their rent in 7 months!

@Bethany Peysen my college in Scottsdale AZ focuses on high end  Personal policies. 

Mauricio Umansky argues within the article that the future of real estate, especially in the luxury market, lies in radical personalization.

The real problem is the client is 100X more likely to do something personally that gets the, sued and they lose the property, than the property itself is.

My anticipated outcome will be a solid BRRRR with a rate & term refi, at least $350/month cashflow, and a high cash on cash return. have done this several times already with clients and on my own personal properties so I know it works!

I'm wondering if you think I should buy the rental home in my personal name or and LLC.Here is more information:>> I will buy the home with cash (150k to 200k) in the State of Florida (which is where I live)>> I will probably have to put another 80k to 100k into it>> It should rent for 2k to 2.5k a month>> I've never owned a rental before (besides my REITS and Fundrise funds), so I'm not 100% sure I will like it and could end up selling it in a year or two if it's not for me>> I currently have an umbrella policy for 5 million (maybe this is all I need instead of an LLC for simplicity?)

All activity of the property will be reported on your personal return - where it is now.