It's easy to get complacent and remain under the protection of your security blanket.

This is a bit of an Asset protection and Tax consequence question.If I buy a property for 100k (100k is my basis) , 5 years later it's worth 400k, that means I have a 300k capital gain.1 - If I sell the property after 5 years, do I pay long term capital gains tax (15%)?

If you continue with this option I encourage you to use an attorney experienced in creative financing and ensure that the proper documents are file with the Court in order to protect yourself and to "cloud" the title.  

To be specific, how much would one typically pay an attorney to review and or modify their contracts (A to B and B to C), to ensure that they are legally binding, they can be used without penalty, and that offer the investor the protective clauses?

Is there any other protection I have as a consumer that I'm missing?

v=-t_633C4wMsI had a few questions that the video creator didn't address: In the video the topic of CC&R's came up and the fact that some CC&R's from many years ago discriminated against protected classes of people.

@Alexander Robison III how do you protect yourself and the buyers from the owners potentially not paying the mortgage?

It's just my the wheels are turning in my head how to protect myself no matter which way I go.

I feel she tried to sweep it under the carpet to protect her negligence of the parking lot care.

Sutdents can be a protected class but not everywhere.