I suggested doing a master lease listing me as the master tenant and then I would sublease the rooms to his current tenants.

@Caroline Gerardo is right.Your big bang items are 1) Kitchen and 2) Master Bath.

Work to learn all the micro-skills you need to master to profitably invest,2.

@Halle Hughes I'm one of those "old folks" that's tired of steps and looking forward to a master on the main.  

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I'm going to be renting out my master bedroom to a roommate and want to be sure I'm legally compliant throughout the venture.

I'm thinking of making the main requirement to live in the home be a master's degree.  

Hello,I am trying to find out whether or not Fannie/Freddie accept K1's from MLP's in my stock portfolio account.  I'm aware that K1's are usually accepted and viewed as ordinary income with 2-years returns, however I...

You could also start with a Master Lease  to get your cash flow going. 

Your insurance company will work the other units insurance and the condo master policy to determine who should pay what, then they'll get it fixed.