What I was really attempting to do was to relieve him of some of the signs and symptoms of the "tired landlord syndrome"  I diagnosed as setting in during the years following our leaving the nest.

I've been meeting with CPAs and lawyers the past couple of days and all of them have said that because of WA's laws there is no need to nest the LLC in an LLC from another state.Anyone here able to comment?

I've used nest cams and also tried Arlo.

How do I start my business so I can do my first deal in the nest 3 months?

My little nest of MH investments is along the Norh San Diego Coast and I can tell you from over 30 years in this biz doing everything and anything there is to to in it that I've never once had the kind of tenants you're describing. 

A year ago my family and I moved from Brazil, finally making our nest in Dallas after having lived in MN and NC... cold, mild...HOT!!

However, the goal has always been to spend a lot of time and energy in these 'earlier' years setting up a bunch of nest eggs for the future.

The rules are a bit different if your nest egg is in a Roth IRA.The $10,000 you take out for your first home is a qualified distribution as long as you've had your Roth account for 5 years.

I feel like a small bit of hand holding is necessary to finesse through  my first few deals before shoving me out of the proverbial nest.  

I own a single-family dwelling, and I'm looking to invest the equity in my home into multi-family units in order to increase my nest egg.