@Michael Gessner also to add, liability does not cover work place injuries, only damage to the premises.

I've seen many relationships arise from a business/workplace context, whether they left it behind or continued working together.

Your workplace goes down while your income goes up!

There are many platforms you can use for support with questions (eXp world, Workplace pages and chats, phone calls to local broker support, and more).

Here's another that's a long read, but pretty interesting: http://masscases.com/cases/lan...It seems that you do not need to start a new 20 year clock with the transfer of the property, but check with your attorney.Good luck!

Quote from @Lan Bak: Can you offset depr. recapture with carry forward losses on sale of a Rental property for a Non Real estate professional ?

No perfect brokerage to be sure, but I like that we have such a robust internal referral network via Workplace.

Since my wife's current workplace is located in 'Center City', we have been looking for houses in the 'South Philly' region; for this region provides for more affordable pricing.

Just the nature of the work.Of course, culture is hard to build remotely, so...Even tech companies are returning to the work place.

As you enter the workplace after graduation, I’d suggest syndication may be the best option to start out with that amount.