Also professional medical dogs are extremely well behaved and won't be something you need to worry about.

But you need to know who's paying the bills, and therefor who's more important.If none of the internal investors bite, then they will often put it on-market.When it's on-market, it behaves very much like @Jon Minerick describes.

Economist Richard Thaler was awarded the Nobel Prize last year for articulating what my kindergarten teacher knew instinctively -- to encourage people to behave in a certain way, you add gold stars after their name to reward their good behavior.

Realize this is the historical norm and if the future behaves similar to the aggregate of the last 60 years this is by far the most likely scenario.Property is fairly stable: Tenant purchases and has some of the rent applied to the purchase. 

My family and girl think I'm behaving like a little kid that says he wants to be a big rap star some day hahaha!

The cycle chart that describes the stages is not charting actual values during those stages.Here is what values behaved like YOY during those all those stages in one market example (SF) for multiple cycles. 

Few questions:1-Should I be having my tenants make payments to another entity say (Parent Entity LLC) that is not the entity that holds the properties (LLC A)? 

The tenant dug up everything she could find about me online and attempted to show I was behaving illegally.

The first question every agent will ask you is going to be have you been preapproved with a lender yet?

Will they be having this conference again in Ft.