Our operating entity entity (S-corp) "Gray Capital Enterprises LLC" receives management and other fees from the project. 

(example below)I can pull the Zoning code site - http://www.miamidade.gov/zoning/district-iu-c-industrial-conditional.asp however this doesn't explain exactly what can and can't be done (its very generic)LAND USE AND RESTRICTIONS Community Development District:NONE Community Redevelopment Area:NONE Empowerment Zone:NONE Enterprise Zone:NONE Urban Development:OUTSIDE URBAN DEVELOPMENT BOUNDARY Zoning Code:IU-C - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, CONDITIONAL Existing Land Use:802 - VACANT, PROTECTED, PRIVATELY-OWNED.

Both of these folks have lots of experience doing multi familyI used: Tim @ B&R Enterprises Certified Home Inspections and Consulting www.brhomeinspections.comfor a thing deal in Fairfield I used New Start Home InspectionsFor a deal I did in Oakland, but they are supposed to go all over I can't post the phone numbers PM me if you can't find them on google 

I'd imagine hiring a competent onsite manage to be critical in this type of enterprise, but I was hoping to hear about personal experiences from those that are far wiser to this than myself!

@Jeff Filali  This is the kind of crap that makes people like me despise the entire wholesale/contract flipping enterprise - and especially the gurus who make money teaching this garbage.The homeowners were seriously abused throughout this and they suffered very real damage.As to the sellers doing more due diligence, sure. 

hi everyone,My partners and  are looking to open another entity and were throwing around names and we are considering the name Monopoly enterprises inc.  

Becoming an agent will take resources away from your investing enterprise.

I am positioning my real estate business as a Social Enterprise just for that purpose.

I received a letter in the mail that said xxx enterprise LLC and my home address, so i opened it.

I am a Banker at Chase and working PT at Enterprise Rent a Car.