You'll want to document everything from day 1.

If you are getting some amazing terms then lenders price in risk and will want umpteen million documents and be very conservative.

One of them started a blog to document his journey and help other doctors:https://millionairedoc.com/

Our HOA documents clearly note that any structural change or change to the exterior of the home requires written approval of the trustees.

Not only because it's essential to know what issues/potential issues you're dealing with but when issues/potential issues are documented by the inspector you or your real estate agent can try and get credits or repairs from the seller.

Do some searching on the local news websites and I'm sure you can find some articles from when that in the news not all too long ago.

Wondering if locals are counting on the new FoxConn deal (Mount Pleasant) and if perhaps investing in those areas (18K new jobs) would be good: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2017/07/26/sco...I'm reading about a lot about the growing pains, but see recently that Racine has agreed to increase infrastructure (water) for the Foxconn development https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/business/2018...

For an llc to legal operate in another state, and execute any legal documents or file any kind of actions, that llc must be “registered” in the state you want to do business in.....typically as a “foreign entity”.

It depends on what your loan documents say. 

I don't think all properties that they bought are all fully rented.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-20...