However, I am preparing for a series of talks about the structure of our business entity, and subsequently sign partnership agreement.

What I have observed is a complete and utterly contemptable attitude towards capitalism and free enterprise and an almost religious fervor for larger government "solutions" to economic problems.

Chris Macone/Macone Enterprises refusedto provide a refund.

And subsequently hire a property inspector to go by once a month to make sure things are going well.

When subsequent rental prospects viewing the property for the 3rd time realized they knew this neighbor from work, they started asking questions regarding the neighborhood.

No borrower re-qualification is required for subsequent transactions.

Subsequently I checked further by asking other tenants (basement and groundfloor tenants) and they told me that for them they don't even have to pay electricity (everything included in rent).Suddenly I realized that I am actually paying for gas and electricity for entire house including all other tenants for last 4 months and it became apparent only this month when I thoroughly checked everything and inquired other tenants.

One of the REIAs had severe money problems and has become a private for-profit enterprise and appears more interested in making money than being a place to share info.If I had to make a recommendation for a REIA in Columbus, I would recommend the Columbus Property Investors Association.Mike

see what they've done and how much it has cost.i'm sure you're looking because you see some value in it - improvements of the structure and subsequent revenue increases, but with those older buildings you really have to pay attention to the finer points that could land you with big expenses that don't necessarily improve your revenues - i.e. asbestos removal.

But if I can get my taxes down by at least half, I'll get a major ROI on my investment the first year, not counting all subsequent years, so I feel it's worth it.Hope that helps.MichaelBP Blog Contributor