', "Lifetime Wealth & Tax Advisory" aka if you decide to stay working with the CPA they paired you with, but you will still have to pay them yearly regardless for their services.

If it passes I would probably slowly exit the Virginia counties that create the "anti-rent gouging boards" and look to buy in states that are less hostile to landlords.We already have decided to not buy any more property in Henrico county due to their legislature.

On the contrary, if an exec board has 50-100 years+ of experience they likely have seen some adverse economic cycles and know how to pivot in such environments. 

I've been on this board since 2010 and haven't found an example yet.

Lots of stuff covered up by now.SA, not sure how true it is or if a general statement applies across the board, but have seen several reports about falling rents lately.   

That's great that she's on board.

You basically need a 5/8” layer of type X gypsum board.

Then you've got the license fee ($200ish), joining a local Realtor association (~$150) and national realtor association if required by your local board (another $150), the local MLS access fees ($300), e-contract software ($80/mo), E&O insurance (maybe $100/mo).

For CLE, a quick search took me to the Planning Commission's website and it looks like you can request a review by the Board of Zoning Appeals and, if approved, get a building permit to change your zoning/use.

This would be used as an alternative to the traditional wholesaler's assignment contracts In South Carolina they are cracking down on wholesalers and I want to make sure we stay above board.