Myth: You never have to worry about getting your rent when you have section 8 tenants.Reality: rent payments can get suspended if the unit fails annual inspection, even if the items that caused it to fail are the tenants fault.Reality: the tenant portion of the rent is never guaranteed.Reality: if a tenant wants to leverage you for an upgrade, like a new stove or a new refrigerator, they can cause housing payments to get suspended by filing a complaint with their caseworker.

This is legal and will get the job done.

- Is it possible and worthwhile to legally make the Duplex a Triplex?

Underwriting, deal structure, legal processes, due diligence, asset management, investor relations - all very important components.Syndication can be a lucrative strategy, but it's not something you can just jump into. 

(Preferably ethnically) What are some legal (non- ethical) ways you have heard or seen?

Is this legal?

They can be all dangerous and some often carry legal risk.

I found the county criteria which reads as:"Property must be minimum of 1 acre, meet the underlying zone district, have adequate parking, meet the requirements set for by the Wildfire Hazard Overlay District, have valid water and sanitation, have legal access, use the primary dwelling unit, be free of violations, and have no substantial detriment to the intent of the Zoning Resolution."

These clauses should have exceptions for legal testimony and other things.

I realize that once someone creates a letter of intent they can start on the due diligence phase to learn the financials, physical, and legal but what else can I learn about a property before making an offer?