I wanted to get out of a stale work/career environment.

From there you can see how long I've had my license, if I've ever had any disciplinary issues with the regulators, official consumer complaints, that sort of thing.If he's licensed, or ever was licensed, it'll be the same thing for this fellow.

How do you feel about intermixing these types into a multi unit environment.   

Cost will be around $5 a miles depending a alot of factors, including width, and local regulations for moving.

Lease Options (or Option to Purchase Contracts Executed With Lease Agreements if you browse NCGS) in NC are also regulated.

IRS Treasury Regulations do not require investment property to be held for any specific period of time for 1031 Exchange purposes.

rob, sf and your situation says to me big money, high stakes, lots of regulations, and very lawyered up town, both for private parties and legal aid....so I would look into talking to a lawyer who does landlord tenant law, majority on the landlord side  (and try for someone that does mostly that area not as a sideline as a generalist ) and in that direct vicinity...

(please no SEC regulation discussions)Think about how much money is spent by investors on hard money loans, points, fees and then 13%+.

I'd do more, but I do follow the local regulations that require licensed workmen for some tasks.

Again another problem with Baltimore City is that they have very odd, and strict signage regulations on even the simplest of stuff.