That should take care of the problem as the County is at fault.

The problem as a developer is if I get a small building for rent and a larger parking lot then it is eating up developable land versus the rent I get because they are paying on the size of the interior building space including exterior patio but not parking spaces.I have seen 4,000 sq ft building on .5 acre and then 1 plus acres.So it is a dance between the return you get and how long it takes to get there.

But I can hope by the end of his first term someone like Ron Paul is once again in the mix, and that the will of the people is targeting the real problem. (A

I think you can have a line of credit and some cash reserves in your business account.I think if you are on the hook for all of these loans that you should evaluate the liquidity of your personal non rei portfolio and be ready to make up some slack if needed.I have several buildings so the chance that something is going to go wrong at all of the buildings is rare.Last month I had two furnaces, a kitchen remodel, a new entry door, an electrical problem, a gas repair, and a roof.

This may sound harsh, but people getting sick and/or losing their jobs is just not our problem as landlords.

I put them all under the same lease and it is drafted in a way that they are all together and severally liable for the property which puts them in a position to police themselves since if one of them mass things up they are all liable for the problem. A

There’s a bit of red tape getting approved for the program and of course the typical entitlement process itself depending on the city or county you’re in.Liquidity is not a problem as you can raise the equity looking from investors looking for tax credits, use the credits for financing or sell them. 

Where I live no one even consider that a problem as far as zoning goes!

Highly unlikely to be a problem. A

This presents a problem as this property has 4 individual fuse boxes.