CPA will have to help you here.Partnerships aren't popular in real estate ventures.

State schools are fine.CRI is leaning toward sales, CCIM to management, the best thing is to probably network with those in the industry (not here so much, most here aren't in corporate) and ask what is expected in upper management.

They cut off the bottom or scratch out the form number and Board of Realtor's logo and information as if they aren't stealing the contract with copy rights, but the Board doesn't bark about it, not sure that would be an issue if you were trying to enforce your contract.

You aren't going to create a bad reputation by putting in those offers.

The taxes here aren't good for anyone but it's the price of admission.

If you think they can’t afford the place (and aren’t otherwise disqualified in your criteria, such as borderline income), consider asking them to show you on paper how they will pay their bills for the next three months.

Not being energy efficient and uninhabitable aren't necesarrily the same.What is the daytime temperatures in your unit in relation to the outside temperatures?

Real estate investment is a wealth generation tool for a large and very diverse population, and the output of the analysis would only be as good as the quantity of data going in.

I live in NYC, so cash-flowing deals aren't in my local area, and would be out of my price range in any case.

Owners aren't willing to take a big enough haircut yet, even if deferred maintenance is an obvious issue.