This IS the 21st century, and a quality tenant is likely going to expect these items in a middle class type rental.

You pay a conversion tax but you overcome the 4-5k Roth-IRA limit :wink: Roth provides more benefits therefore the conversion is really worth it.If you have employees it tends to be more complex.

People like to talk so once you have critical mass the conversations should in crease (number of topics, number of discussions per forum).John Corey

Sarina,Some developers in CA will say that every condo conversion has attracted one or more lawsuits.

Technically most places require you to store the items and notify the people.

Some of the items happen in a specific order while others can happen in parallel without any specific linkage.The list of things is pretty good.

Ask questions . . . engage in conversations.

As per this conversation, I have appreciated all the users.But, I liked REI's suggestions.

These are the kinds of opportunities that are out there now if you're willing to look outside the United States.I guess a third item would be the recent boom in foreclosures- it seems we may have another mini-golden age of foreclosures.

Yeah, what John said.Also, take any of my advice as a starting off point for a conversation with an attorney.