It’s enjoyable when you buy land, subdivide it, and either hold or sell portions of it.

You can also not include those extra spaces, and then you simply have some association spaces that are excluded from calculating the percentage.In my admittedly limited involvement with the leasing exhibits etc, my experience has been that again it depends.

But when it comes to actually investing, I’m not sure where to start.I’d love to connect with experienced investors who enjoy teaching and wouldn’t mind having someone eager to learn.

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I'm not sure if I'm simply over complicating this or not.

Building in hawaii is a lot of solo labor in the heat which I actually really enjoy but away from the family .  

It is common and customary acrossa almost all rentals except some A class office to pay your share of utilities.Now you can make whatever arangment you'd like and work it out however you want with your tenant but if you are going to "share costs" I'd suggest keeping the utilities in your name, and then "back billing" the tenants for that share of their usage, but again thats a lot of work for really no gain in my book.My recommendation would be to simply have the tenants pay all utilities. 

Most of the time i got cursed out and hung up on, but it didn't bother me one bit, and i actually enjoyed the grind.

I tried Simpli Safe but, there cameras all need wifi to be able to live stream and record.

There is simply no marketable interest in commercial for "wholesalers" which, the REALITY of "wholesalers" as a definition today is "Really poor quality, performance, results NON-licensed agent who does way less for a LOT more".