Hey Dave, I have not found it common among the accounting firm owners I know to take on clients who just need one-off review on part of the tax return.

There is no law, it's just common sense.

In most cases, the city or county will issue a notice to the homeowner, requiring them to take action.

As someone in the greater Orlando market the cashflow numbers work the closer to the hood you are but I've been noticing a much higher vacancy rate at "market" rents. 

I think it is a tough model to do sharing amenities in common spaces.

One objection that is common now a days is the first mortgage rate being low and the home owner not wanting to lose that low first mortgage rate.The other objection is they want to use the Heloc like a credit card only making a payment on the portion that they use rather than the full amount.

Or was the property purchased as tenants in common between you and the LLC?

Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending time with my wife and kids, as well as playing golf, collecting comics and sports cards, and binging the next show on Netflix.I am very excited to meet people with common interests, network, learn, and help where I can.

Common questions I have been asked or had investors ask PMs while touring properties with them:What do you see is the biggest hurdle to your operations today?

@Andrew Jessup It's extremely common for the family trust to initially own the real property and then to transfer ownership into an LLC for additional liability protection, with the LLC owned by the family trust.