This also means most of the "professions" you will interact with, e.g. non-attorneys, have no fiduciary responsibiliy to help you maintain your corporate veil. 

I'm a Boston University college student, and I don't want to live in the dorms anymore, so I'm planning on using the rent-to-own strategy to find a place to stay as well as to use for househacking.

The bubble is corporate debt, student debt, and other areas, by investing in MHP's I felt totally safe because if the government prints money and we go UBI this to me is a very strong asset.

I like real estate in North Reno because as long as the schools are there you are pretty much guaranteed to have students seeking housing that is close to the campuses.

That said, we have gotten inquiries from all of the following: relocations, recent divorce, bible college students, medical treatments, construction/engineering workers and seasonal forest service employees.

Are most first time investors buying in their own name, then transferring to a land trust or LLC?

Any contractor that breaks down time and material on residential construction and remodeling will be violating the contractors state license board business and professions codehttps://www.cslb.ca.gov/newsletter/2010-summer/page9.htmhttps://planhub.com/resources/time-and-materials-contract/#:...

Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, and the 2016 smart city challenge award winner (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/).

I am trying this out as well since my tenants are mostly students.

I am currently an MBA student at CSU Global, just graduated from Real Estate School out of Nevada, and have worked in construction to perm lending in prior years.