@Ryan StoverAs a California resident who invests in Texas, you will be required to file a CA resident tax return.Since there is no individual income tax in Texas, you don't have to file a non-resident return with TX.If you create an LLC, you will be required to file an LLC tax return with CA and TX.There is some benefit though.

@Ty OttaberryYou’re willing to give away a parcel of land if someone gets this individual to sign the deed?

Originally posted by @Andrew Postell:@Daniel Mendez CPA’sMcIlvain & Associates – Beverly Galbraith or Tasha Whiddon (Partner) –  www.mcilvain.net Don McCartney -  http://www.mccartneycpa.com/Andrew,I appreciate the referral.Have you been working with these individuals for a while now? 

It's something most individual investors likely aren't prioritizing.

But when you look at rental rates for individual rooms (which are what a lot of students are looking at) the rates seem to be a little higher somewhere around 400-700 per room depending on the property.

I've spoke with a few individuals recently who are doing the same thing through Solar, hail programs, and master renter's policies. 

Since this is an individual unit Mgmt fees, and vacancy rates are subject to the investor preferences and rental pricing.

I started with individual stocks.

I'm not a developer but have assisted in helping individuals get projects developed who don't know where to start.What does the area need and what is in demand?

@Stacy Manson An individual 401(k) (also called Solo 401(k)) is my favorite retirement account for self-employed individuals that do not have employees.