@Scott Trench or whomever it is calling the shots on the forum laws are just chasing their tails with a moving goalpost of arbitrary rules that will always motivate people to try to skirt them.Why?

That's sort of the catch, the larger the building and the more amenities it has, the more rules you will run into. 2-3 story walk-ups in nice neighborhoods could be a good place to start, lower HOA fees too.  

This is sort of what I was also thinking.  

Although after speaking with other investors, some are telling us that it is not necessary to start a corporation for our first investment and its better to just buy in our personal names and incorporate later.This sort of advice that we have received is based on the information that a corporation costs more to start up and maintain.Should we incorporate now or later?

We want to motivate our tenants to pay their rents ASAP so we charge daily late fees.

I think the guy is just sort of an attention wh*re like so many 'experts' on youtube. 

I am looking for some sort of guidance on investing in section 8 rentals in Puerto Rico.

I moved in to rental in NJ 7 months ago and I am in a fairly unique situation where my landlord has become a mentor of sorts.

I'd think there exists an option for a loan of SOME sort that only cares about the value of the asset, and that the loan stays current.

Hopefully, the five unusable pads have some sort of repair number that you can give them to make them usable so you have something concrete to give them.