One thing I would like to do more of eventually is bring on limited partners to deals. 

These concerns include, but are not limited to;A) Your LLC may be required by the local Board to obtain a brokerage license pursuant to Virginia Code §54.1-2106.1.

I've read the bigger pockets book, and read the blog too.I have very limited time and work a stressful full time job in NYC and live there, plus my weekends are spent with my girlfriend in NJ.

Combining house hacking with appreciation would be even more powerful, if you were to pull if off properly. 

I'm conservative by nature and like low debt and low risk, but also realize this can limit you from scaling up.

Hoping that the brain power of the masses can assist in providing me with some clarity.We have been going through the process of doing a short sale on a ski condo in Colorado and arrived all the way to the closing table to discover that the HOA had not accepted the short payment that the seller's agent had indicated and as such was demanding that the short sale be re-approved with the HOA getting more of what they are due or else they will continue with the foreclosure process. 

Multifamily inventory is extremely limited in the Denver metro area and highly competitive.

It really doesn't matter where you get the information from, don't limit yourself.

If an end user just put in the listing that lease expires on XX.Talk to tenant and see if he is OK with some limited showings with advance notice and if he will keep place in condition needed to show property.I would consider offering him a cash payment if house sells for top dollar.

Pretty much because they owned such a large portion of the overall asset they had a great deal of power in regards to the prices inside the complex.