But more importantly, there are multiple very large apartment complexes being built both downtown and at other major shopping areas.

I realize I never formally introduced myself after engaging with many of you and getting a warm welcome and lots of great advice!

I would like to buy multiple properties over the next few years so that my husband and I can retire in 10 years. 

My mom is a lender in the same town, and she encouraged me to do this for multiple reasons.

Individual taxpayers who are not engaged in a trade or business but are investigating the potential creation of a new business should consider forming an S corporation to facilitate and conduct all the activities related to the investigation.

I’m really trying to figure out for my next purchase should I use the same realtor, attorney, and title company.Thank you again for engaging in this dialogue with me.  

Here is what I know so far:- Hard Money lenders are short term, 12-18months- Rates can be 12%-15% in my area because they want to create immediacy behind them getting paid back- I'm not familiar with other fee's and expenses with a lender that you mentioned- Have multiple exit-strategies if things don't work out.

Sometimes it's multiple responses on single threads, because of clarification and/or justification and/or troll-sniping, with an occasional editing/amending to my viewpoint.

Dev Paul based on what multiple people have said on your post, you need to take a serious look in the mirror and ask yourself why it’s even rational to consider investing in “If it moves we tax it and if we don’t tax it yet we probably eventually will” People’s Republic of California!

The consistent engagement of your social media audience will pay dividends keep doing that.