I'm looking for multi-family properties in the Killeen area and I came across a SFH and clicked on it. I like some of the design ideas they did and figured I would share my favorites here.Interesting crown molding sch...

Hey BP,I have a duplex in south LA near USC and I’m interested in starting a co-living community, which is essentially a dorm style, work/live space for young professionals.I called the housing department and they didn’t seem to have any issues with it as long as I adhered to the rent control lease terms and max occupancy laws, but I wanted to double check that there wouldn’t be any zoning conflicts or other hidden unknowns.Anyone have any experience on the legal side of things?

I'm in Delaware, and they require you to take an in-person classroom style course before sitting for the exam.

@Tyson Erik Becker, there are frequently threads from newcomers and lots of investor-oriented agents tend to respond to them. 

It won't take long for the current tenants to learn your management style is different from the previous owners if you spend some time up front at the property and your presence (or that of your designee) is visible.It may be that some of the current tenants are enabling homeless people.

I think everyone has their own style and investing just isn't for everyone.

Fast, responsive, & service oriented.

I am new to real estate and currently have a mix of clients, Primarily residential and residential oriented investing.

Should I email her amor personal application versus the rentler style applications, asking about lifestyle choices, such as and please include a picture of your dogs, are they housebroken, do you smoke, do you vape, things to that nature.I understand that none of you are attorneys, and I might be calling one up just to cover my bases, I just wondered in your experiences.

Because that tenant has NOT gone through my screening and "training" (call it orientation) process to do and handle things in the manner in which I expect.