@Abdur-Rahman Felton My sister invests in Texas and has a mid-sized portfolio.

One is a sister.

I can lookup (I don't think I can calculate it anymore) and compare the section properties and tell you how the Al piece compares.We were also thinking of sistering two of these together: https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/trusses-i-joists-engineered-lumber/laminated-veneer-lumber-lvl-strand-lumber/1-3-4-x-7-1-4-lvl-1-9e/1061006/building-materials/trusses-i-joists-engineered-lumber/laminated-veneer-lumber-lvl-strand-lumber/1-3-4-x-7-1-4-lvl-1-9e/1061161/p-1444438527854.htmWe'd have to get a treated version or wrap them to protect from the elements.

Would help those of my brother's and sister's in arms.

That way you have someone that can step in, perhaps a sister, or a brother or some one like that who is responsible enough to handle this highly valuable asset portfolio that you have.

We both attended University of Central Florida and lived in a house that my parents bought for my sister and I while we got through college, and the idea of student rentals intrigued us.

I bought the house as tenants in common with my sister with the goal of moving it into an LLC at a later date.

I am looking to purchase a home with my sister in CA. 

Hello,I'm planning on investing in a 4 unit property with my sister-in-law using her as the primary buyer qualifying for a first time homebuyers program and me providing the capital and being a co-borrower on the loan.

As far as doors go, my sister has all you beat with her dollhouse collection.