Why not just take the money out the account and let your dad take the hit he is already in jail for the rest of his life what are they going to give him another life sentence for not filing taxes sounds the easiest way to me.

The first sentence in your post is a lie, so everything that follows is not creditable.

The pace at which you proceed is solely dictated by your choices and what you're comfortable with.In terms of cash-flow vs. appreciation, if your first real sentence about what you're doing is a $5k goal, you're probably leaning towards cash-flowing...

(And bonus points for using "ostensibly" in a sentence.)

Obviously if I buy with a 3 year expected life on a major roof or mechanical cap ex, I'd add that.Funny you mentioned PM and cash--flow in the same sentence. 

My understanding of the new Portland "Fair Access" odinance is that felonies can only be held against them for 7 years from the date of sentencing.

Sometimes the "companies" hire it out, but that's just because they can't write a coherent sentence. 

However, I do not understand what the second part of that sentence means (starts with "and provision of") ?

I wish we could give you one-sentence answers to your questions, but they don't exist.So, the short recommendation would be to partition all your projects as much as practical rather than lump it all together into one turnkey project.

In a one (run-on) sentence Executive Summary: I already knew a few accredited investors to whom I wanted to prove my niche strategy so I am currently building what I refer to as a “case study portfolio” that is financed/backed by one investor and supported by an experienced, local partner (whom I met through BP!).