One of our prospective tenants had some credit problems - but they were all concentrated in one period 4 years ago and due to specific life events.Everything since then was in good shape.

Again, since I suspected (months ago) that my cousin was going to try to screw me, I then decided to concentrate on selling ONLY MY HALF.

Allows me to even manage other investor properties and charge management fees.I know Quickbooks has an online version so if you have internet on your phone that would be possible.ThanksDan

There aren't many areas in a city with a heavy concentration of 2/1 or 2/2 houses, those were mostly built pre-world war 2.

I am young and concentrating on building a portfolio and really feel now is the right market to expand.

So I am self employed with an internet eCommerce business - I averaged around 15K a month profit in 2011 and 2012 looking much stronger - I am very fortunate.

I moved here about two months ago and I really just have the internet to go off of.

I know the members here are intelligent, but I wouldn't want to make a decision that might cost you later by relying on an internet forum.An S Corp is a regular corporation that elects to be treated as an S Corp by submitting a form to the IRS.

For conventionals if there is more than 51% investor concentration thats a problem as well if there if more than 15% deliquency of OTHER unit owners can cause you to not be able to sell or refinance the condo if needed.

Well let's just say, "thank God for the Internet!"