From my google research it seems that the only risks are  *Contributing to fall of stock price as short sellers may borrow the stock to accelerate movement  *Dividend risk: you would receive Payment In Lieu of Dividend which are taxed as ordinary income instead of the qualified dividend tax rate.What am I missing?

Create a legal description of the easement (usually need a survey to be binding), attach that easement to property #1's covenants in perpetuity, record the documents.

They are definitely lacking a bit of key data here: actual demand and sales volumes.While your home value (listed prices, taxable values) is unlikely to go down in the last ten years here, the realistic movement/demand of homes at those prices is all over the board.

Also, logically inflation should cause housing prices to increase especially given the massive lack of supply in our markets.I think most investors will come to the same conclusion and while the single family and condo markets may see a temporary pull back from the crazy movement in the credit markets, I think multifamily will stay strong.

As the InvestHER community and movement expands, I am pushing past my habits, ways of thinking and approaches that no longer serve me!  

Yes sir, Joe Galvin at movement mortgage in Lowell Mass is a genius when it comes to FHA 203Ks.

Sounds like the movement of the building is fairly significant if the roof is concave.  

Fortunately, I'm not one of the perpetually offended!

Every movement from one crypto to another or from crypto to US dollars will cause a taxable event.

Now with the interest rate hikes I do not see alot of movement and those properties that are left are way outside my price range for my first buy.