The purchase price and the rents will be lower, but the ratio of the two will draw closer together. 

My two cents.

The DOR has a history of checking up on QCDs for compliance with the statute.Florida Dept. of Revenue - Documentary Stamp Tax (floridarevenue.com)Third, it's a common misunderstanding that conveying title via WD somehow provides continuing coverage under a title policy while a conveyance by QCD does not. 

Loved the other two as well, but excited for a new one to get to learn from.

I know starting off can be scary I studied the Ohio market for two years and connected with local investors and out of state investors in Ohio before I finally pulled the trigger.

Lately we are considering hiring my two kids, who are under 18 years old, for some office work, such as setting up a rental website, mowing lawn, bookkeeping, etc.

There doesn't seem to be another option. 3) Do my spouse and I have to file two separate NPT returns for the rental income as we are joint federal filers?

Just my two cents.  

(Many people that bought commercial assets with no cashflow two to three years ago are now facing foreclosure.) 

I would assume you have an exclusive use clause for whatever type of business you are, but when the units go to condos with no singular landlord to manage those, what happens when two doors down sells and the buyer is the same use as you?