@Steven WestlakeIf you’re going to be doing the rentals to individual events, it will be a good amount of work for turnovers and cleaning, etc.

There are already means to sell pieces of individual properties (simpler than options like condo conversions).  

The individual gets the fannie/freddy loan as a new purchase. 

We are going to be buying property and building a spec home shortly and need to understand the pros and cons of doing this deal through an LLC vs. as individuals, from a tax perspective.

I'm more of a trusting individual than I should be, and in the future, I definitely won't be so trusting when I'm told something.

So, I am looking for individuals who are willing to involve me in their process.

Most real estate seminars tend to be pep rally sessions to motivate individuals using various psychological techniques more than providing information and insights based on research that you can't find elsewhere.What seminars have you attended where it did not feel like blowing smoke up your glass?

But, I believe there are less than 1,000 individuals in this country who can show tax return income of $100,000+ for the past three years from wholesaling.

If I contract a home and use you as my inspector, since I have never used you before and don't have a way to judge your work, If you use me as your inspector, determine upfront whether you want me to be nitpicky and create the largest report of meaningless findings to aid in getting a price negotiated lower (often due for new bills), a minimum number of findings to make it easier to purchase (often the desire expressed from real estate agents who don't want to blow up the transaction) or somewhere in between these two extremes. 

I think the benefit of a mini split system over a central are the energy efficiency the offer, the individual control over zone cooling/heating, simpler maintenance, quite operation.In the end it comes down to what makes sense in your situation, but I will say that there is a lot of fear mongering among a lot of HVAC companies to push people to either central systems or if they do mini splits, then into the higher priced systems.