Bridges are short term, typically 6-18 months. 

I received an EOI from the insurer, but turns out that he had only paid for 1 month (ultimately my oversight).

Any profit the investment receives is returned based on this percentage of ownership, and the IRA would be responsible for its percentage of any expense associated with the investment, too.

Which is interesting, I own two other houses on septic systems and have never received any notices to inspect.From the link that Charles posted:https://doh.wa.gov/community-and-environment/wastewater-management/septic-system/caring-your-system#:~:text=If%20your%20system%20is%20only,a%20more%20stringent%20inspection%20requirement.If your system is only a septic tank and drainfield, commonly called a gravity system, you need to inspect it at least once every three years.

I own a 4 plex, 1 single home, 3 x Duplexes , the good properties in good shape typically fly off when they go for sale literally in one day, usually ones you see on market are ones need quite bit work to get them to rent.

A lot of CA's invest out of state and those that want to be able to drive to their properties typically look at Vegas and Reno.

Your analysis goes to finding out the current market price (which includes commissions) and subtracting the commission, typically 5 or 6 percent.No sane seller would care about your investment returns.

I also started working at a part-time job recently to start building an income history, get a W-2 form and receive paycheck stubs, which are necessary things to have to get approved for a mortgage. 

The program is essentially a failure.When Phil presents his Big Weekend Events it seems that results are typical and easy to get, although the CLEARLY makes a disclaimer, as advised by his attorney, that this is not the case and that RESULTS ARE NOT TYPICAL.

But I also know they will typically always pay.