Even fewer fly their own planes compared to taking a commercial flight.

College towns often have restrictions of 3 - 4 per dwelling to keep folks from packing students into houses like sardines.2) We always use 8.33 (1mth per year) to 10% vacancy when analysing the purchase of a student house ... always best to have pleasant surprises.3) 5% or maintenance and CAPEx is low4) Your $25K make ready should give you an idea on CAPEx.Are you planing to rent the entire house on a single lease or rent individual rooms?

If you plan to grow your real-estate holdings beyond one, two, a few small properties, then a corporation can be part of succession planing {here is where a tiered corporate structure and, possible, trusts, may come into play}.

I am planing to build a two story fourplex with 2 beds 1 bath ~800-900sqft each. what is the estimated cost for such building. 

Everyone that said "DMM works", i dare you to send your family off on one of these planes and say "Have a good flight dear.. and good luck, fingers crossed".No?

So, with lots of well-paying jobs, lots of good schools, affordable housing, and easy access to the rest of the country via plane, it's a natural place for employers to move their headquarters, or add hubs here.

Though I fly a keyboard not a plane (17D).Great move transferring it into an LLC.

They will smile at you and say very friendly, but without any doubt: "No Sir, I am sorry, but you can not bring your elephant on the plane.

This is another VITAL reason for wrapping the building envelope with a consistent plane/barrier like Tyvek.

@Joshua Lyon  when I start spending half my year in vegas ( this coming year) I will enable my jetsmarter app Vegas is a Hub for them... we are isolated up here in NW just too much fly over territory for that to work.... although Vegas has its other challenges with all the folks half drunk on the planes.. friend of mine has a Phenom 300 and he won't let it charter into or out of Vegas... tired of getting tables broken on the plane that cost 15k to fix  LOL anyway  back to real estate..