Since you lack a local network, condos or townhouses with homeowner associations might be beneficial for easier management.

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The attorney will need the plan & associated permits to get the property off the demo docket.  

Doesn't matter if the municipality for property taxes or utilities (usually water or perhaps sewer), lender for a mortgage, or even a condo association for HOA dues...As for the OP, I'm not sure I understand all of this since I don't do it. 

However, there are costs and administrative burdens associated with properly forming, qualifying and maintaining each separate LLC. 

Be very careful with arbitrage - run some searches in these forums and you will see the risks associated with arbitrage

I understand the costs associated being an Agent (I actually took a course and passed the licensing exam a few years ago, but never did anything with it as I started a new career as a Firefighter). 

My 12-unit Condo Association doesn't have any mention of a fee schedule in the bylaws.

I think this is informative for investors looking at the downtown business district, as well as the surrounding neighborhoods.  As a longtime proponent of the Portland neighborhood, I believe the proximity to the busi...

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