Even at that time if you have a HOA organized you as developer would need to put $ to start the HOA and pay for the lots you own until sold.

Hello again,I am spending my Friday evening researching real estate markets.I have organized the states by low, moderate, or high property taxes.

I'm thrilled that we've grown to this point in our portfolio, but we are now up to 10 single family homes, and with other (more than) full time jobs, we are desperately looking for some help from someone that can help us track rents, walk throughs (property upkeep), etc.We have done an excellent job up to this point, but it is not sustainable, since we travel for work, and our tenants need more communication/attention.Any suggestions/thoughts here?

I have been organizing a BP Meetup for the last 7 months. 

Infrastructure and urbanisation have grown rapidly in areas with affordable properties.

We expect to see a rapid return to 2019 numbers once the property is stabilized and the impact from COVID-19 has recovered.Archimedez International, LLC will structure, organize and manage Hammond Investment Partners, LLC to Joint Venture with Davalls Hospitality to form Jesup Lodging, LLC for the acquisition of the Baymont Inn and Suites in Jesup, GA for the purpose of improving, stabilizing and disposing the property for a substantial profit.

I launched it in 2017, and it's grown tremendously.  2017 gross/net: $60k/$2k (startup phase)2018 gross/net: $164k/$122k2019 (only January to May so far) gross/net: $102k/$70kAt the current growth trajectory, my 2019 tax returns will show a gross of $220k and net of ~$180k.

And there are often tenant help organizations.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

I realized that those who were succesful are those investors who have an organize system in their business.