Rental and Cashflow Property - Management, Strategies and More

I've acquired several rental properties over the years (over ten). I have a business license for each rental property. Instead of this, should I just set up a company or LLC with one business license "i.e. Joe's Rentals" and run all the proceeds through here?

How do you folks with multiple properties do it?

Thank you!

I want to partner with a friend in purchasing duplexes; and need to know what the best way to finance a property?

I started studying Dean's Real Estate books and website when I was 14, off and on since then, long story short: I moved recently and I lost over 1000 hours of notes/information in the move, no idea how but they're gone.

What an amazing feeling when I saw this local newspaper ad in the link below from one of our rental properties! We recently reached out to a great company who helps get homeless back on their feet with a place to live and employment.

Thanks Dean and DG family for helping me learn these strategies that allowed us to buy this rental property and give a hand up to some people that really need it! This off market triplex had not been lived in for 20+ years and we remodeled it, created homes for people, and helped clean up the neighborhood!

REI is not just amount making money its amount helping others and giving back!!!

Keep taking action everyone and focus on what you want to create!

http://www.mercedsunstar.com/news/local/article12548798.html

Do rental and cash flow investors purchase newly rehabbed and rented "turn key properties"? Is this the true definition?

I have a question for the DG Family. I looking to pull out hundred thousand of equity from my house, and would like your opinion on what I should do with this money. I know the first thing everyone is going to say is to invest it into R.E.There are a couple things i was think to do with this money, was to be a private lender.The second on of course is to buy R.E., but California is so expensive.
Please help me with Idea's, and what you might do with this money was yours.

Thank you.
Richard

To all you landlords out there, I just came across a really cool web app that is
free to use for landlords.

https://cozy.co/

Hi guys,

I have had opportunities to buy multi-family houses that are currently leased. When dealing with local landlords who don't have need for accountants, management companies, etc., how can in ensure tenants currently in the house are paying their rents and are current? Of course the owner would tell me they are, but is there a way to check? What documentation can I ask for?

This blog is not so much of the normal type of blog where I give a narrative on a subject. Instead, it is a request for feedback in regards to property management software (PMS)for rental property. Currently, I am using a couple of products that I cobbled together to make my process easier (or at least it is to me!). I am using one provider to process auto-debits for monthly rent, another provider to do backround checks, my accounting software to do the books and reports and the trusted Excel spreadsheet to keep my overall picture.

that cover tenant screening, tenant onboarding, and marketing with craigslist. They will also be offering workshops around the country, the first one was held in Portland in June. See more at: http://www.landlordology.com/