I agree it is a bad idea.You should buy your own properties so that you have full control and can build equity.If you are going to legally manage a property you don't own you might have to be a licensed PM.

As a Controller - I would recommend having someone handle your books that can work closely with the CPA.

Take control of the process by making sure your offer (and concept) is in front of the seller.Also, many sellers in this case don't fully understand how the numbers are in their favor...until they see them in front of them....and, you can't negotiate if there isn't something to negotiate. 

(the traffic can suck in Nashville too, but again on such a smaller scale that it's not too bad to fight through, at least relatively speaking)  You'll have lots of options in your price point.  

""Conveniently there is a way to track rudimentary traffic patterns across some of China's key metro areas, and they show that - in a confirmation of the worst-case scenario - activity, as measured by travel, across most of China appears to have ground to a halt."

The advantages such as being able to collect commissions on your purchase, access to the MLS and control over the offers you make far out way the disclosures@Abel Curiel  Next time you are in the area you need to try other BBQ places as Salt Lick is very pedestrian BBQ for us. 

They want to drive out oil and gas, they embraced gun control and chased off gun manufacturers, legalized recreational marijuana, they coddle illegal immigrants...it's just a matter of time before it turns hard blue.

It's right by the Peoria Sports complex which drives quite a bit of traffic to it. 

Who controls what?

By the way, one reason Landlords have a difficult time with tenants is the failure to maintain control.