It's that message I have an issue with because real estate (most of the time) requires leverage (i.e. debt) in order to grow successfully.

@Nicholas Owens No, but my insurance company requires it be replaced immediately.

I'm looking for a tool that will allow me to view probate petitions or cases (after somebody in Taylor county has passed away), but the Taylor website charges money for each petition and also requires me to enter their names. 

As in you apply for cash out refinance and they have Fannie Mae requirements checklist. 

You'd have to find a person familiar with MN tax laws to address how the CA-sourced income would be taxed on the MN returns.As to the LLP/LLC question, LLPs require a general partner, which usually has unlimited liability. 

While they may require some minor renovations, they have the potential for good cash flow. 

For me at least they require concentration and thought and time to digest. 

A reasonable basis is required for allocating land and building.Every investor needs to examine their own personal tax situation to determine if it makes sense. 

Giving specific real estate assistance generally requires a license.

I understand this eliminates the "self sufficiency" test that the FHA requires for 3-4 units - which is great news.