I have full time employment but use real estate as a secondary source of income and to a certain degree I don't see myself becoming to busy with real estate that I can't make time for a 9 to 5 job, although I suppose there's always a certain part of me looking at how I can scale the business - and if it works out successfully, it would probably necessitate me making real estate a full time business.I don't think it was bad to generalize the categories of investors and it sure didn't seem to be meant negatively by any means.  

The asset is not in CA, the LLC will not be formed in CA, I am not in CA nor a CA resident.Does the state of California require or necessitate anything additional from the LLC that has an investor that does reside in CA?

that's our Architects version of Modern Farm house.. and in that location we can get by with the taller roofs in some jurisdictions you have height limits that necessitate prairie style roofs here in the PDX metro area ( cant block sunlight of the neighbor) 

Depending on the type of window replacement, it can necessitate removing siding which is why it is best to do both at the same time.

This is always a risk, which necessitates having multiple exit strategies, reserves, and a cushion for error. 

That would necessitate you purchasing at least $1050000 ish (after closing costs) in replacement investment real estate. 

The increase is necessitated by increased costs and does remain within current market rent." 

Not only are there no banks or traditional lenders involved, owner financing doesn’t necessitate an inspection or appraisal unless the buyer wants them.Once a buyer and seller agree to terms, monthly payments are made to the owner-seller according to an agreed-upon amortization schedule.

In this instance the replacements are going to necessitate that you either take out a new loan or loans to replace the mortgage or bring cash to the table so you can still purchase at least as much as you sell.3.

Doing so will bring in the requirement of proper fire separation between the units ... in many/most jurisdictions simply having a second kitchen w/ a range in (say) the basement necessitates fire separation between floors.Yes, there are many landlords who skirt these requirements and get away with it ... until they don't.