Originally posted by @Brandon Turner:@Frank Eimiller like Brandon Turner ;)I'll be thinking of your Social Media post (forgot what platform it was on- of you saying that you bought playoff tickets and are leaving for a football game across the country) when I close my first deal this year.

(as long as the returns on real estate are higher than inflation that is).Then there are social and demographic changes.

Most people are surprised when they are told I have good grades because I go out a lot and am very talkative and friendly, not your stereotypical 4.0 no life academic with zero social skills. 

The status quo was generating no revenue at all, so my downside was limited.There's no City-run inspection programs here, so there's no certificate of occupancy stuff to worry about in the same way as there are in other markets.  

I view the forums as social network component of biggerpockets.

I have had more trouble communicating with my corporate attorney that lives 20 miles from me than the attorneys at Anderson.Note:  With Anderson, you might have to work to stay current with the entity creation process since they don't seem to be lavish with status updates.  

@Chris Sukala, one more lingo query: you wrote "both houses are their own entity", but, unless they can be SOLD separately, I would not define them as having their "own entity".And certainly, if it turns out that there is only one water meter between them, that also adds to their non-own-entity status (and would be one extra expense to allow for).

I don't mean to be rude but if you are struggling with the idea of having someone give you their social in exchange for your property that costs thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars then it may not be for you.

My prediction is that this wealth gap will grow further in the next two years, but if our economy tanks again, or we hit real inflation, you can expect social unrest, cause I sense a sh*t-storm brewing from my vantage point here in SF, with all the protests about middle class people getting priced out.

In this case, it was my understanding that SEC guidelines would not come into play based on my relationship with the investors & their accredited status.