I am not as confident in the "yes" as some on the board are. 

or lease for pasture boarding of horses. 

Well I feel like I made full circle and I’m back to wanting to jump into real estate and she is on board this time around and I just finished Brandon’s book finally!

There's been cases when someone bought  dozens of properties subject to, fell behind on all of them because of tenant problems on some of the properties, resulting in dozens of motivated sellers, thinking they solved the problem dumping the problem on a rescuer, losing their homes, and having bad credit to boot.There were extensive discussions on real estate boards regarding the issue: Subject_to_problemsIf you're taking about a 2 year master lease, maybe you're thinking of leasing with option to buy.

I am on the hoa board and we have not had guidance on what we need to do from the property manager, even though he knew about the leaks a few doors down, but he has not addressed us about my new leak or what we should do.  

And you're going to pay 800 min to the CA franchise tax board no matter where the LLC is...

Brush up on what you learned while playing politics while running for middle school class president, get on the HOA board, and fix it.

Property is an operating chicken farm (chickens net over $90k income/year) with an operating pet boarding Kennel (nets over $100k per year) along with over 80 acres of tillable land, a newly renovated 4 br/3 bath 2500 sq ft home, large (100x200) shed/building/garage and separate office building (12x24) for Kennel.

At least a contractor, and property manager if you're using one, the lender is also very importantIf using hard money be very careful, and I recommend finding a traditional lender to refinance you out of the property in the future and make sure they are on board with what you are doing before you make an offer.

I am excited to make that a reality and hope that some of you on this board can assist along the way (and vice versa).