A series of complaints gets the tenant kicked out. 

I feel that this is a series of stupid questions, but I’d like to get multiple opinions.

These are, or should be standards in design and build, that translate to any and all economic markets:1 - Treat the design as the first few times (changes) you will build, and pay for, the house.2 - Treat the design as a system, made up of a series of interacting systems.3 - Understand that design is a series of decisions, with each decision impacting more than just the immediate decision you are making. 

Yesterday I was about to sign a contract with a local wholesaler firm, luckily a lawyer reviewed it and warned me of a series of red flags. 

In reference to my bookkeeping schema, my properties are aligned with my LLC structure which has Series underneath it.

We use ShowMojo G series locks which give the tenants the ability to assign a temporary code for the tech.

You can setup a series LLC where each property is in it's own LLC under a parent LLC.For 2 properties, I don't think it is necessary.

-Researching Market Trends: Analyzing current market trends and identifying potential areas for investment.a. This would first be a macro view of markets then zooming into more micro trends.b. When looking at states t...

I see the public markets as another asset class, or actually series of asset classes, to investigate for investing.My other pet peeve is regarding taxation of rental sales. 

You bring your total down payment to the table for the property closing and they escrow the rehab budget to pay out in a series of draws as you complete the project.