No question the previous replys cover the subject.Do be cautious of condo dues, assessments, and especially COA board decisions in any Condo investment. 

I'd be on the cautious side and say you will want to list at slightly below for a quick sell.I would look for an exit around 10% below the highest comp just to give you a cushion.  

Hello Piotr,You are right to be cautious.

I also realize that the work I plan to do in real estate will indirectly or directly in some cases affect the many foster youth that I work with and am connected to which makes me want to be even more cautious in the wholesaling business.

Be very cautious.

I have saved up about 20k in my saving but still ready to 'aim'and 'shoot' mode for my first Real Estate investing property.I am interesting in 2-4 units rental properties closed to Pierce county area and will have to use a 'dependable and trust-worthy' property managers to maintain my properties since I can't be a full time landlord/Realtor/management due to my work environment.I am a fresh 'newbie' as it can get since I have what-so-ever no experience in RE and want to build a strong network and find great mentors and friends so that not only I can learn but expand my knowledge and understanding of RE.BP has taught me the great knowledge of RE, what it takes to be a RE investor, what to avoid and cautious, and tons of extra information that I greatly greatly appreciate.

I'd be cautious about buying materials in bulk.  

I have been cautious not to put myself in a situation of owing money.  

does the current lease permit sub leasing.Zoning determines the occupancy and the above post has the correct information on what's permitted for use.If your not the property owner, I'd be cautious as a sub leaser as to what you are permitted to do.

Mae, I'd say you have to be very cautious with your money and due plenty of due diligence on the person you are going to invest with and the project the money will be invested in.