I don't want to repeat everything in my profile but I'm looking at several markets in Texas, Maine, New Hampshire, and Kentucky.Currently I'm active duty Military working in a medical administrative field.

I've been paying attention and looking. 

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Reserve studies are expensive so the fact that they are foregoing the study until 2019 is ok in my opinion.The move from 56% to 27% sounds reasonable as I'm guessing paid for a larger project, but you'll want to pay attention to what the study says needs to be addressed and if the condo will have a shortfall.   

I am a Realtor who does not discount my work and my clients get my full attention and knowledge. 

. - The reason i have bad credit is because of long time medical bills, and I bought the house last year from the owner who was losing it due to taxes.

One of the standard setup is to have each property in its own single member LLC in the state of the property.The property LLCs are then owned by a holding LLC in WY or NV to benefit from their good charging order protection.In addition, you would use a C corp as management corporation to take salary (if needed to show steady income for future loan approval), retierement, medical and other fringe benefit.

I brought this to the attention of the HA (tenant was long-since on a MTM) and they said I could only ask for a 4% increase each year, on the anniversary of the original lease. 

@Matt Skinner Man, I must admit the title of this post got my attention!

I'm sure there are lots of legitimate people who need a comfort dog but the majority of tenants that are using this "reason" don't really have a medical concern.