All these software will guide you on your declaration asking you basic questions to determine what you need to do and what not. 

They basically dump the bad stuff on you that no one wants empty lots and you are stuck for years with money not moving.

That said, if you can gain some basic knowledge and take away a few good nuggets from a course as a newbie, then it could be a good starting point (of course the best starting point is doing what you are doing here, engaging the BP community).

I was looking for an investment property that fell into the 1% rule as anything higher is basically impossible so close to NYC.

Basically, Id like to know how much teeth does our lease have in light of larger oakland CA tenant law.Any help would be much appreciatedthanks

Hey there BP community,
I have questions on the topic of large multifamily apartment complexes generally around the U.S.
- What markets are good markets for investing/buying large multifamiliy apartment complexes?
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Or does this basically PAY THEM to cherry pick properties from a bunch of wholesalers?

So, basically what I’m saying is, if you’re really serious to get started, go for it. 

Basically, have your organizational documents in order, sign contracts and other legal documents with your name AND title (either Manager, Member, or Managing Member) and if a multi member LLC have an LLC resolution drafted and executed for major decisions.  

@Ryan DunnThere are many hot markets and places to invest and the 1% rule is an extremely basic metric to use as a basis for a good or bad market.