From a lending perspective a condo can get a loan if there are limited lawsuits.

If our LLC saves one law suit based on appearance then that is bonus as our LLC is not structured to provide real asset protection.In summary, do your research on what is required to have the LLC provide asset protection (such as having the properties owned by the LLC and issues purchasing non-commercial in an LLC and risk to loan in transferring a property to an LLC) as well as the CA requirements limits on the use of OOS LLCs.Good luck

□If you have a co-investor, you should probably have a limited liability company as the investment entity.

There is more power in rental real estate than people realize.

. :)Time and space is limited so first come first served :).

A form a lawyer provided:FORM TO REQUEST AN ASSISTANCE ANIMALWe are committed to granting reasonable accommodations when necessary to afford persons with disabilities the equal opportunity to use and enjoy our rental properties.Under the Fair Housing Act, a person with a disability is defined as a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities.

Its a powerful tool that I've found extremely valuable when looking for guidance to specific questions.

If I were you, I would forget about the 1031 exchange, sell it one by one at top dollars, pay the taxes, so my time to look for an apartment building is not limited.

But sometimes I am limited in what I can do in a flip due to constrained budgets or unexpected expenses that we didn't catch when we originally bought the house.3)Our first 6 flips that we did as soon as the 1st showing happened we were made a offer.

So essentially it gives you more buying power and doing this for as many properties as possible can be a great way to start to build a portfolio.