Congratulations for all your hard work.    19 units is a major accomplishment as an individual owner.    

Hello All,In the past I have had issues with tenants applying to live in the apartments as a single individual.

So let's say I have 10 leads willing to do seller carry-back sales this year, all at different rates (do they need to be tied to an index if each individual seller is only doing 1 sale?)

I just read a post on an individual who rehabbed a property for a 34k profit from MLS that has been passed up by many many investors who thought it was a bad deal...

@Craig Curelop, I haven't been to one but I would seriously consider it.Benefits: NetworkingBeing with like mind individuals (You never know, you could meet your next partner, financing, mentor...)Jim Rohn always said that you should invest in yourself, never skimp on education. 

If you want to look up equity of individual properties, I use the CRS Data (free for realtors, investors can pay for it).

@John Sheil You can do everything in one of your names assuming you can qualify individually for the mortgage.

Heat and hot water included (no individual meters).

Just wondering so I can make sure to respond back to individuallys correctly.  

I manage property for a living, some of which are condos, and individual condo management is by far the easiest.