Find a way to serve in some capacity under them. 4) Learn the language of the industry. 5) Set your RE goals and financial goals for 2020.

It was after i purchased that i started reading up on the rental licenses and how they limit the number of rooms allowed to be rented to just 4. https://www.waterloo.ca/en/government/resources/Documents/By-law/Residential-Rental-License-bylaw.pdfHowever, I see other investors in the area with houses similar to mine and they are renting at max capacity.

We are a group of 4 partners in Denver Colorado looking to work together in a formal capacity.

Either make that verification part of your contingencies, or build a margin of safety into your maximum offer price, so your deal is profitable even in the worst-case scenario.Where does "$15,000 to make it rent-ready" or "$400 a unit Full capacity overhead costs" come from? 

I know that after I retire from the army my heart will want to do LEO work.... it’s obviously a dangerous job but I know my mind will want to continue serving in that capacity.

He has the capacity to buy the average house in San Diego, in cash (although he is not restricting his opportunities to just that if there are better options).

The beneficiaries will not have anything to inherit and there is no need to file for bankruptcy for the estate.However, if the beneficiaries want to save a particular piece of property from foreclosure and the property is underwater, the beneficiaries would have standing to file for bankruptcy in his or her individual capacity if they are otherwise eligible to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy.If the beneficiaries stand to inherit real estate that is about to be foreclosed, filing for bankruptcy will stop the foreclosure sale and help the beneficiary reorganize the debts by paying the mixed mortgage payments in a Chapter 13 plan.

What is the best way to set up the legal side of this so that the person who is on the loan does not reduce their borrowing capacity in the future? 

I’ve been involved in real estate sales and investing in various capacities for the past 12 years.

In that capacity, he receives a K-1 with an allocated percentage of everything, including rent and depreciation.