I just started in the Commerical world with a small apartment building and a retail building  I'm hoping to connect with multi unit professionals who would be happy to share their experiences  I live in the Denver metro area  

If I had enough money I would have a nursing home, senior living facility and a children's home, but for now I invest :)

To them that simply means an easy victory over the entity and a quick goldmine in fines and penalties.

We pay these out between checking accounts and a corporate credit card.Our office manager does quite a bit of day to day transaction logging in Quickbooks, with an accountant doing the rest two days a week plus month-end reconciliations, quarterly reports, and yearly taxes. 

Worked for a digital marketing startup for a year and a half before deciding to move into real estate.Goals:Build a professional network that allows me to help my buyers while also grow my own real estate portfolio.My sister owns a couple rentals in St.

I now live in Coppell and had my own business here when I had a brain anuerism and a stroke.  

My rate on my 401(k) loan is significantly lower than any HML and a little lower than bank rates.2) Qualifying/applying--I don't need to apply or qualify for it.

Thanks guys I appreciate both of your tips and as I progress in my hunt I will be sure to ask questions as they arise.

If you are looking at SF properties, treating your tenants well, good screening, and a liability policy will provide you the best protection.

Find a structural engineer and a good foundation company...unfortunately, there's not enough information for anyone here to be able to tell you what to expect...