A successful partnership requires the following three - Money, Time, Experience.At the moment, it doesn't appear that you have Time or the experience.You should partner with someone who can fill in the voids, so you want somene who has the time and the experience, given that you have the money.

The properties in WNC all appear to be appreciating right now too.

@Ryan Orr hmm, you've stated what you want to do and your experience level, but then asked such a generic question...Ty Coutts appears to be using ChatGPT to generate his answer - why can't you do the same thing?

That $500K could easily kick out another $5K in tax-free income per month.Combing the above two paragraphs $10K per month in tax-free income is the equivalent of $200K in W2 (highly-taxed) income.Mixing vacation dreams and investing usually sub-optimizes both.

The Registered Agent will record the documents on your behalf so only their name and information appear on the documents.

After some discussion in which I advised security deposit was held on behalf of both parties, he withdrew request until end of lease in September.I have advised girlfriend of his call, and she then stated that the security deposit monies really belongs to her.My dilemma is that the lease is coming to an end, and I understand that in PA, a landlord is required to return 1 month security deposit if lease is to be extended.The place has not been vandalised and is basically being taken care of, and I'm willing to renew lease with the girlfriend, who very interested in renewing lease, but who also now appears to have allowed a new boyfriend to move in.I suppose I could have this situation handled by hiring a lawyer, but my challenge is how should I go about retaining at least 1 month security deposit while returning the other. 

On the other hand, there appears to be a lot of money looking for deals.

It appears there could be some growth in the Clayton area of NC.

What appeared to be a cash cow if all the units stayed rented all the time was in reality of money pit due to vacancy cost.My point with all of this is that you need to do your own due diligence.

There appears to be very little information readily available.