Same thing in Multi Family.The best teams I've seen have an asset manager, acquisition manager, a numbers guy who has to love spreadsheets and documents, a PR/ Front Man who can host the webinars, events and education programs, a good funnels/ social media guy and a good office manager who can manage flow.Your acquisition process has to be flawless.

@Anthony Del RussoThis is probably the summary you're looking for:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/02/21/tax-implications-house-hacking/

Paid a little too much for what I had planned $10K difference) but that was the price and knew the upset bid and it's still 70%ARV value plus my work.It has a SOCIAL SERVICES DEPT.

- Since my father is not US citizen, what will be the tax implications?

Any feedback on how to structure the transfer of the $400K to minimize tax implications for both of us?

Most of the investor friendly realtors I refer typically invest in real estate, they are active on social media with content pertinent to different investing strategies like flips, rehabs, buy and hold, etc.

So I have a disabled family member that lives in a house my Grandfather put in his will that the house cannot be sold as long as she is alive. She is mentally challenged and recently has been having seizures more freq...

I’d start looking in New York and possibly Internationally such as Canada, Japan and China.Also, do your homework (although hopefully you did before purchasing) and compare how the club rates against non-community clubs for both golf and social.

I support myself and travel the world by working online (teaching English and social media marketing). 

Find a broker you might want for to work once you’re able and approach them from a helpful angle - maybe you can help them set up an open house, help staging before photos, composing mailing lists, social media marketing ... pretty much an intern.