In most places you need to make sure that the furnace will keep the indoor temp at a least 68 degrees but making sure it is "balanced" would be outside the scope of what is required by law here in Ohio.

You just need to run more numbers until you're comfortable knowing (or estimating with a high degree of confidence) what the FMV is.

80 degrees is not A/C weather.

Those may not require commercial zoning to the same degree and if those laws look favorable, just buy non-commercial property and fill them with portable storage units and call it self storage.  

James Gagnon is the general manager and I really have a high degree of trust in him.

My 10 year old daughter took that pick while we were feeding our livestock on a -40 degree fahrenheit morning in North Dakota.

The other track to think about is if you're not truly passionate about what you're going to school for and Real Estate is "it" for you, then either go into some kind of business or finance program (or even a Real Estate degree, some schools have them).

I understand DST's to some degree but I'm just a bit concerned about the legitimacy of the company and how the paperwork and process works to comply with the IRS Guidelines and if it makes sense to take a lower yield for less headaches in the overheated real estate market .Thanks In Advance,

She has a great degree from a very prestigious university and will likely be able to find civilian work (remotely) without much problem.The issue is that because we do not know what will happen to her, and we are both very against trying to maintain a long-distance relationship with possibly no end in sight (ie, the military can move her anywhere and is not obligated to ever return her to her current, local base of assignment), we are hesitant to continue with her buying into my house.

My dream would be to have enough rental properties to support myself while I pursue a doctorate degree 5-8 years from now.