First you must decide what you want in life, and that should dictate what you do with the $$.I would be happy to speak with you more directly in a bit more detail.

He might say "Tomorrow" or he might say "Oh, not for a couple of years".His answer will dictate you next move.Good luck.

Yes, all those terms are true, but the lenders dictate the seasoning period based on their lender guidelines.

The good managers will be selective with their properties and clients, since the managers reputation is on the line too, they will dictate a lot of what you need to buy in terms of towels, sheets, etc.  

That makes sense - I'd have to research the particular HOA to get a good feel on how they run, as that would dictate the quality of my investment greatly.Do you know if it is substantially harder to sell condos than SFHs?

The condo association can dictate your remodel, make it so you cannot rent the condo, can raise fees, etc.

How one person runs their company and operations doesn't dictate that other business owners should do the same.

And no business survives or grows by being scared of making and enforcing the business pricing, not to even mention customers dictating what the pricing will be. 

That often is dictated by zoning of the parcel you buy.Just a thought but you could make more money with less work by building a 6 bedroom cabin than 6 one bedroom cabins.

It is not normally negotiated but dictated by the number of electric & gas meters at the building.I think most landlords do 1 year leases which sometimes do automatically renew on a MTM basis but it's best practice to sign a renewal.