As a 23 year old who is 100% brand new to the REI game I find myself curious as to what the general consensus would be considering my current starter plan. As the subject of this post suggests, my goal is to be finaci...

A little common sense needs to be used too, a family unit can't be defined in reality for those of legal age and children younger or infants may be sleeping with adults.

Also less addresses to manage.. but tenants tend to be less self-sufficient than SFH occupants..

You get on the bus at one place and get off them at another.I suggest you either start at the most recent filing and work backwards enough to collect 100 records, wait for enough records to group one month's worth, or go to multiple courts and collect sufficient data to create the database size you are looking to work.You could mail a database of 100 records (or 200 or 1,000) every month of two and provide a different message, more appropriate to the PR after a few months have elapsed 

It's impossible to not feel overwhelmed when you're not getting a full night of sleep and everyone in the family is learning how to exists with the new tiny addition. 

The development, although beautiful and self sufficient (grocery stores, schools, etc) it is in the middle of no where and about a 30-40 minute drive to the nearest city.I wouldn't want to invest in a pre-construction  project where the community is already struggling with vacancies.  

Would it be sufficient to have this disclosure in the Assignment Contract as opposed to the actual Purchase & Sales contract to my investor? 

If you will be sufficiently disciplined to save and pay your taxes (or borrow just in time), opt out.

At the end of he day the key is to be okay to sleep.

His attorney called the Canadian broker and was immediately suspicious because he did not provide any sufficient answers and was very vague.