The bottom unit rents for $650 and the top for $625.Expenses include:Taxes : $57Insurance: $60 (est and this may be high)Heat/Elect: $300/mo.Water/Garbage: $100Total Income: $1275I believe I could purchase this property for around 30K.Property #2: Older 3 bedroom home.

However, they usually want the P&Z office to sign off as board members aren't usually zoning experts but elected or appointed, so it's political.Wall it up, put double doors in some low traffic area, like those used in motel suites between rooms, lock them, if neighbors want to chat the can open them, if not they can keep them locked on their side.

You will likely need to give them 30 days to cure or quit, but I would guess if they can't afford elect. they can't pay you on the 1st.

You must file it before the first two months and fifteen days of the beginning of the tax year in which the election is to take effect.The allows your business to function as an LLC legally however be taxed like an S-Corp.

Check out:Joe Fraser CRI, CRMI President/Owner Joe Fraser Property Inspections, Inc.

@Luiz Souza,Even if you put it in a trust or change the beneficiary the lender still can call due on sale clause.

,Do you take down election signs also.Joe Gore

Richard Swart on the current status of Title III crowdfunding:The Bell Tolls for Title III CrowdfundingVote wisely in the upcoming election ;-)

Training and support are big considerations.If the meetings are a few weeks away call the club president and several vendors.Check out a good readThe Real Estate Agent’s Ultimate Guide to Working with Investors http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/24/real-estate-agents-working-with-investors/Good luckPaul

@Jonathan ReedAnytime you can shake hands and talk to like minded people its worth it.Since it is a little lead time for the next meeting, locate the clubs webpage call the president and several vendors ask them their opinion of the club how long have they been members etc.