The plan for each house that we work on together is that at the end of each project, we split the money three ways. 1/3 toward the designer/real estate professional, 1/3 toward the private money lender, and 1/3 for myself.  

One by one or two or three at a time.

I am familiar with the first three since I lived in each but not NY although I always wanted to own there and I'm there about 50% of the time (currently live in DC).

I've also heard that if neighbors file three valid police reports for the same tenant, you can ask them to leave.

So, over 4 years, you could conceivably sell three condos. 

I have tier 1 credit and according to the bank there's roughly $140,000 in equity in my home, but my debt to income ratio is not sufficient. 

To qualify for ANY tax exclusion under IRC section 121, the taxpayer must convert to principal residence use hand hold for an additional three years (so the holding period is no shorter than five years).

Live in one unit, rent the other three, then rent out all four when you move in two years.

Her husband is allergic to wasps and I did take care of one nest but she’s states there are like three more nests.

I own a three-family house in Queens, NY.