The notion that Lyft or Uber should be illegal is absurd, and yet we see police running stings for Uber drivers in some cities.So in conjunction with good realtors figuring out how to changed their business model over time, I fully expect to see the NAR pushing "consumer protection" measures that require agents/realtors.And, if you will indulge me in trotting out one of my hobby horses, this is one of the reasons why it is a really bad idea for the "REI" community to be pushing/engaging in questionable practices that will provide the justification for those bad regulations.  

First Make a Plan, what you want to invest in, why and how big do you want to grow it. second get your finances in order, know where the money is coming from, i see so many newbies put the cart before the horse and it ends in disappointment or worse.

Humm I'm not sure about the rules there but in Calgary usually you can get away with 1 stall per unit (not based on the # of bedrooms)

@Reid Hanley,It seems that you might be putting cart before the horse.

You need to get your ducks in a row, don't put the cart before the horse.

We’ve all heard the saying, “It’s better to bet on the jockey than to bet on the horse” because a good jockey can make a bad horse run fast, and bad jockey can make a good horse run slow.

Many never would have invested again and been bitter for lifeHey Jon, I heard a quote from Tony Robbins once that said that most investors have a big massive loss and they can never get back on the horse again and that is what defines who they are for life.

I've seen it before where agents forgot to fill out dates or get the right signatures and if one party doesn't agree to correct it, the deal stalls and eventually times out.

It had a 6 stall carport along the back of the property, with at least 6 more parking spots alongthe driveway side and back side of the house.

Every state/county is going to be different, so might as well get it straight from the horse's mouth so to speak.