Lee I got a variation of your surgeon joke went like this: Medical ConferenceAn Israeli doctor said to a medical conference, "Medicine in my country is so advanced, we can take a kidney out of one person, put it into another and have him looking for work in six weeks!"

At most I would have done like a six month trial lease with this person, until the end of the school year at most, to test things out - assuming that she otherwise had qualified (which I doubt would have been the case). 15 months I might consider for somebody who had not moved a lot and had wonderful references from a couple of landlords back; I don't think this tenant fits that.

Almost as many investors as units in both cases - I'd expect an order of magnitude variation before saying one is way better than the other.

(After all, you may need multiple LLCs as your property holdings grow, unless you're just a wholesaler or flipper.)The game, according to the experts, is be a hard target (i.e. too much trouble to figure out what is owned) for ambulance chasing trial lawyers deciding whether to spend money trying to chase you down.

Hello All,I'm new to real estate investing and look forward to engaging with and learning from the members of Bigger Pockets.I live in Alexandria, Va and have managed to acquire a couple of single family homes by trial and error and assistance of my brother.

Also, I'd love to come back to vacay a little...I had no time to see much so, if I do we should sit down for a beer and I'll tell you all our trials an tribulations.

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It doesnt necessarily suggest oversupply in NYC ... just variations in listings in various price points.

Ooops... they appear to all be REGUS shared office space.I would hire an attorney immediately and request pre-trial/pre-judgment attachment.