In 2017 I basically started investing heavily into passive syndications.

The restaurants are competing heavily for employees.

It costs about $7,000 to clear a .25 acre lot if it is heavily overgrown and needs a lot of trees removed.

I think you’re on the right side of the moratorium however the state has been siding pretty heavily with the tenants if there is any grey area.

If you have 10 class B SFH's and they are heavily financed, real good insurance and 1 LLC might make the best sense. 

An investment partner and I (both of us are in college) are looking at investing in a real estate property in the greater Orlando area.Upon graduation we will both have a salary around $50k with zero college debt (thanks to parents who prepared heavily for our futures!)

For some perspective, may I remind you that repeal of 1031s and capital gain increase were heavily discussed prior to the Trump tax reform passage? 

I had hoped to begin wholesaling properties to save for my first rental property, however, the assignment of contracts is heavily regulated in my state (Ohio).My question is:If I wholesale virtually (out-of-state), am I still bound by Ohio law regarding real estate and wholesaling or am I solely bound by the laws of the state in which the property is located?

I don’t expect the market to appreciate heavily but you never know here in Sonoma county.  

We are heavily dependent on personal travel not public transportation.