I weighed myself before the test at 176 and 3.5 hours later, I was 172.

May branch out much-much later.

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Three years later we added a fund to invest in real properties, and again filed a RegD 506c offering.All this is a long winded way of saying engage an experienced securities attorney before doing anything.  

There would be a 3+ year minimum hold and the opportunity to sell later, if desired.

The only thing, you'll need to refinance later to get rid of the insurance premium because of the lower downpayment.

This bit from the Charleston County website certainly paints a different picture than Michael has in Texas - where the Charleston County tax auction bidder has no rights to the property until after the deed is filed.If the property is not redeemed by one year from the date of sale, then the property is tax titled to the highest bidder or their assignee approximately three months later through a tax deed.

As far as taxes, I suspect it will be much higher at some later date, as of now the appraised value for tax purposes is only at $1m or so.

I keep hearing by now and refinance later, the truth is much muddier. 

But then again, I'm just sick and tired of the smell of weed coming out of my apartments, as it is so very closely related to late rent and other habitual-loser shenanigans.