If interested, I'm putting some details together for newer investors and for agents who want to serve investors / new agents in general, but definitely investor focused agent is the 'flavor'. 

Brian, thanks for making this distinction, I certainly do not want to mislead anyone.Drew, good luck on those loans, a solo401K is a great vehicle to use when lending, especially if you have check book control.

Any good landlord or property manager not only 1) understands the clear distinction between a "notice to pay/cure" and an "eviction", but also 2) understands that using a notice is a critical tool to help maintain successful tenancies.

There is also a distinction between rejecting someone with children privately during your screening process and how you advertise. 

It makes no distinction between real estate, medical, or UCC contract.I went one step further and provided you a Bankruptcy case in my jurisdiction which clearly states that, "For residential contracts, the contract terms control".

The assets of each series must be clearly distinguished and not comingled with the others, but each series operates separately and distinctly from the parent LLC and other series. 

However, as I said earlier, if people choose to follow my advice that I have received from successful Multifamily (5 units or more in one apartment complex) investors that have been doing this a long time, they will learn a distinct method they have followed to achieve success.

check out the business expenses publication by the IRS to get a flavor for what you should consider expenses.

I got the distinct impression from the agent that it was the bank holding  things up (including the price,) as much earlier in the process they'd had an offer accepted by the bank, but because they dragged it out so long, the offer maker withdrew. 

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