I do bring a lot to the table with 20 years of military service, I have a lot of skills that are very useful in civilian businesses. 

http://www.finaid.org/fafsa/smallbusiness.phtmlOn rereading, it's still not clear to a civilian that incorporating trumps the need to be active rather than passive, in addition to the clear statement that it obviates the need to provide services.I'm still trying to find a local professional, there's an EA nearby, he's not a CPA too and he's pretty young.

He is claiming Inhabitable conditions and retaliation.

But you're not including the expected rental income once the Duplexes are inhabited, am I following?

The three described impact the greatest number of inhabitants.

There is an enormous Marine base there, which can be a good source of very dependable tenants, but they can also be shorter term than the civilian tenants. 

I'd hate to be stuck with 9+ properties that I can't get rid of because they're in inhabitable areas.

Your only pitfall is if the home is inhabitable.

Hi all,My spouse and I (AD military and Civilian, currently stationed in the U.K.) are eagerly ready to begin our real estate endeavours this year, we are on target w/ our saving goal to make a 20% down payment by mid-year.

Is there a maximum of resident/tenants that can inhabit a home?