@Seth Lacey I prefer the Southeast or Southwest as I think most sane people are moving away from bad weather, too much regulation, and too much taxation.

What's not in the living space calculation and instead in gross area are parts of the building that aren't considered living space by the assessor's regulations.

From time to time during the drafting process, there was talk of restricting the use of Series LLC only to those regulated industries which already have some experience with these entities and can be expected to use experienced counsel in forming them, those entities being primarily the hedge fund and insurance sectors.

Wouldn't hurt to get a smart thermostat also to help regulate temperature when you're not home. 

Certainly the margins are decreasing due to both increased government regulation and market saturation.But professionals like Neil Collins here in Portland, who self-manage effectively, and can deal with government wonkage effectively still have profitable margins.  

This begins the process and, based on your state landlord tenant regulations, sets the time lines for eviction.

I notice that city's regulations often limit how much a developer can build on his property.

Before entering a lease it is important you learn everything you can to be sure you don't violate any laws or regulations.

Unfortunately, short-sale properties can become very time consuming due to Fannie/Freddie regulations.  

I would look into the state regulations to get more information on assisted living.