I had a buddy who missed a small clause once, and it turned into a bit of a headache.. better to catch those things early.Speaking of attorneys, in Eugene, from what I've heard, Thompson Legal specializes in real estate and has helped a few folks I know navigate the local regulations smoothly.On the CPA front, having someone who gets the ins and outs of real estate can make a world of difference come tax time.

If you must do carpet, I would say dark gray or tan.

This is where there is a gray area.Many consider wholesaling practicing real estate without a license and there are laws in other states cracking back against it.

Or where the shades of gray are.But the pattern of intimidation of LPs by GPs is clear.

I am sorry @jasmine.Andrew Kai sounds gray; if it is easy like he mentioned, EVERYBODY will do it

It's a fine line and gray area about this, but with everything I've ever done, it is officially illegal to pay a referral fee to an unlicensed person.

When I asked my coaches how to get going with capital raising they suggested I ENROLL IN HUNTER THOMPSONS CAPITAL MASTERS PROGRAMS.

Quote from @Zachary Gray: I think the value would be to identify your strengthsoperating, underwriting, administrative, analytics, etcthen search for areas where you may be weaker such as deal finders, people with access to capital and opt to partner.

I hate the gray, but after that I get the laminate that is on sale at Costco.

Quote from @Zachary Gray: My primary concern with two separate leases is that it would be extremely challenging for you to remove a tenant via eviction for any reason because technically it is one unit.My recommendation is to provide one master leases signed by both groups of occupants.