,Many states - as well as Federal statutes - require that you accept the first qualified applicant with no discrimination whatsoever, no matter how many other qualified applications come in later. 

@George Frye1) My recommendation is to takes some classes on running a financial calculator.2) Appraisal classes on how to value real estate3) Legal classes that are about your states specific lending statutes and required licensing.

The attorney cost will likely be $500 to $800...here's a narrative on the NC State Bar's thoughts on a non-attorney handling a residential real estate closing--good luck.The North Carolina State Bar has interpreted the state's unauthorized practice of law statutes as prohibiting a non-attorney from handling a residential real estate closing (Authorized Practice Advisory Opinion 2002-1) (APAO 2002-1).

Series LLCs are fantastic, especially in the states that have series LLC statutes.

@Rachel AshYou are not required to file a Form 5500-ez if the combined value of the solo 401k does not exceed $250K but many will still file one to start the statute of limitations clock. 

Jim Murray I'm not aware of any statute in Alabama that addresses the relationship between PM and owner.

Read florida statute 475.43 to see the actual law.  

The HOA will tell you it doesn't, and if you just read the HOA statutes, that will appear to be the case.  

The current lease does not have a time statute as I haven't encountered this issue before.  

I will look into the statute.