They could be fined or shut down by the Division of Mortgage Lending.

Soon the DNS starts issuing fines to the owner, but the collateral damage to the neighborhood is already done.Abundant cash flow is a myth, especially if you invest remote, pay a PM and you are buying 100-year-old buildings with financing.

when investing I always look at school ratings, generally areas with good schools are lower crime, if you stick to those areas you're probably fine

My family has made quite some renovations in our apartment and can help with the basics, like flooring, walls, and some plumbing, and we have the tolls for that, but for the roofing situation we need someone who knows their stuff.I still need to obtain the blueprint of the whole attic and then scheme it out and dive into the fine details.

But, excel is totally fine in the beginning (in addition to your PM software to capture transactions outside of the properties).We use QuickBooks Online exclusively for all of our REI Clients.

That's works perfectly fine as long as you meet the reinvestment requirements and use all of the proceeds. 

I know the typical drawbacks of not being able to exchange any further once my DST(s) are brought into the REIT but I am fine with that and have no more desire to actively invest in real estate.

Each day we were out of compliance we'd incur a fine of $250.00.

Maybe women as a whole arent interested in these jobs or flipping houses > On my jobs the the women work as designers for the hard surface company.. we have a few women I see working for the sheet rock company doing the fine detial mudding and patch work and well when I was in the logging business one of my loggers his sister ran the log loader and was very good swinging those logs on to the truck..

And it's not for everyone, and that is perfectly fine.