January has two very promising educational events (more the main thrust; but, at an unusual pace, as far as I can tell) that look very valuable to a new investor - or to one new to the area.  

Do not try out anything unusual when starting out.  

It might be best to move those expenses to next year if you expect next year will bring you an unusually high income.

Depending on the size, $2200-$4500 isn't unusual for commercial or mixed use.

After 5 days of Judgement, I was told the tenant filed "a Motion of reopen" and was granted by clerk.Kindly ask if this is typical or unusual process?

Nothing unusual about that since 99.9% of owners don't have trust accounts and many local/state laws require deposits to be held in trust accounts.

This may not be unusual.

Bank of Internet (BofI) out of San Diego will do these unusual type cooperatives/TIC of ownership last I checked.They also operate in the bay area as well so its something to consider.They do all the non conforming types of paper that fall outside of Fannie and freddie including non unwarrantable condos w/ certain requirements.

It is just an unusual situation.All of this is provided to give you a little bit of insight.  

I've never actually done the math out, which is unusual because I love math.