After I get my feet wet and get some capital I want to add raw land to my practices.

Not desirable at all, for my area (as there's better SFH rental potential at lesser prices), but plan C.I'm trying to put in practice analytics of exit strategies and think through multiple risk scenarios, but think this is a good first step/learning opportunity in REI.Thoughts?

Not desirable at all, for my area (as there's better SFH rental potential at lesser prices), but plan C.I'm trying to put in practice analytics of exit strategies and think through multiple risk scenarios, but think this is a good first step/learning opportunity in REI.Thoughts?

The statute I am referring to is according to the state regulations.

I am a practicing physician but really bad business deal last year wiped us out (don't do business with friends and family) so now we have to start over.

Common practice in Georgia is for PM to hold security deposit.  

Conclusively, would the wealth advisors actually pass up an additional check for doing practically nothing?

Especially with all the recent laws and regulations around it.Good luck!

(The laws are different in different areas, so what I say may not have bearing where you up in Canada You'd have to  do a little checking on your local real estate regulations). 

Been there, almost, done that,  involved in a golf course, no more, a marina is too much trouble and has a world of regulations on a Corps of Engineers waterway.