This is important as you're examining whether to buy your 10th unit, 20th unit, or whatever your personal breaking point is.  

And I have been a Tax Accountant for 32 years, and a former Tax Examiner for the IRS, and as for educating myself, I have a BBA in Finance and a Doctorate Degree in Law.  

Had a question I've been wracking my brain over for a few weeks and would love your input.  

I am in the process of doing this now, and it is the appraisal part that is nerve racking.

I was hoping to get $600 for the unit since that's what my cashflow calculator indicated... they got $710, it took 9 nerve racking weeks but those few extra weeks got me $110/mo more than I would have asked for, so I'm glad I didn't ride them hard.  

Examine the comps in the area to make sure your purchase price is at least 30% under retail market value. 

I passed the exam in one go.

I finally graduated from law school this past May, sat for the CA bar exam in July, and have recently applied to take the CA Real Estate Salesperson Exam.

The seller had the NERVE to ask to buy my home inspection for $100!!!!

After a foreclosure in residential collateral, not many borrowers seek an audit and examine for compliance, they usually walk away, I imagine some might or do