I'm closing soon on my third condo in the greater Hartford area and am looking forward to adding to my portfolio but I'm wondering at what point I should pause on condo acquisition and not stack so many properties with the variable of all variables (HOA) on top of one another.

I, for example, do not exactly believe in or follow the minimum building codes because I do not believe they are always sufficient, so I tend to overbuild when codes are considered and that makes my price a bit higher than some others due to added materials and/or labor.

I am a member of two local REIA's, which have been extremely important in building my network and I am looking forward to adding to it. 

While there may be hookups, I wont provide these in my units due to adding another expense.

W2 employee of the S Corp2. 1099 Contractor hired by S Corp3. 1099 Contractor hired directly by meI am even open to adding my son’s name to the S Corp if that would help maximize our tax savings somehow.

@Jason Kha I would just like to ad onto what Jon said.

As for your answer to number 6...I was saying surrender your portion of the acquisition/ other fees to the other partners for their mentorship...or perhaps add value in another way, ie. find the deal, be the boots on the ground, raise capital...I guess what I'm saying is value can be added other ways...but I'm sure you are aware of this given your accomplishments...thank you to adding value to me with your answers 🤙🤙

then he found real estate and off on to Mr Toads wild ride we went.  

Edit to ad TK should be added to the list

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