While such aspects sound good in books, reality is that if you have a larger investor, they will have a broker on staff, salary and perhaps a small bonus.

Somehow I don't see how any of it is relevant to his question about buying a house or about investing in general.I'm also trained as a geneticist, but never worked in it - didn't want to be a lab monkey.

The recorder staff confirmed that APNs don't matter, only the legal description.

We finished out 1k sf of space in the lower level, nothing fancy and each of us have an office, share conference room and share book-keeping staff/reception personal which is a huge advantage to me because I'm bad with Quickbooks.We manage the 10k sf office building and offset our rent through management fees generated.

Come check out the RareBird Investor Network tonight at Lucky Lab Pub in Multnomah Village.

Ask the broker who on their staff that want you to work with.

The realtor staff got confused as the broker promised to get $180K for the buyer after commission and expenses, not listing it for $180K. 

I have had on staff attorneys and accountants who help me set up asset protection.

Meaning, I think people will eventually return to what they were doing to a degree, even if it's a few years after a vaccine, people get more comfortable going back out, etc.I just think there is too much opportunity, research labs, talent, night life, all sorts of things in Boston (and other cities) that will never cease to attract people.But again, to your point, I think this current situation will affect things greatly.

That said, I operate all my properties from thousands of miles away as well as a software business with 130+ staff.