Twenty spaces will require a lot of effort from you since it won't be able to support much employee labor.

(b) Next, in the Managers’ sole discretion, to the Class A and Class B Members in an amount representing the return of all Capital Contributions of the Class A and Class B Members. 11 (c) Lastly, to the extent remaining, eighty percent (84%) to the Class A Members, to be distributed to the Class A Members in accordance with their respective Percentage Interest in Class A, and twenty percent (16%) to the Class B Members, in accordance with their respective Percentage Interest in Class B.

We rented out our former home to a group of late twenties/early thirties men.

You need @Matt 'Roar' Gardner'

@Sayantan Satpati I am an investor/developer and agent but I loathe the term “investor friendly” as it gives me nightmares of dealing with somebody that is going to kick tires for two years in various different markets and kill twenty hours of my time before buying some **** box 4 plex in Indiana or Missouri because it cash flows an extra $129 a month.

I think it's unreasonable to expect that.Bottom line, if you're investing in buy-and-hold for the next twenty years, I'd consider the chances that the area will see more of the same decline it's seen for the last 70 years.

Back in my early twenties I tried investing at a distance and even though I thought I setup systems to protect my investments it was much more difficult that.

Some property managers are asset managers and make the same 530 CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO types of decisions that an owner would relative to change of use, refinancing and sale.

I am in my early twenties and live in Cape Town, South Africa.

@Michael B.There's no way I would be in this business if I earned that kind of money in my twenties.