Until then, I am planning to educate myself about real estate, and to gather capital to be able to start my venture. 

includes 2(A): It is alienable separate from the title to any other dwelling unit or is a subdivided interest in a subdivision, as specified in subdivision (b), (d), or (f) of Section 11004.5 of the Business and Professions Code, and the owner is a natural person who owns no more than two residential dwelling or house units.It'll be interesting to determine the answer to questions 1 and 2, specifically regarding whether the number of out-of-state rentals plays into this law.Thanks again,Ryan I would also venture the guess that out-of-state homes won't be a problem if you're out-of-state.

I didn't have any sort of requirement like this with any of my first purchases inside an LLC and I would venture to guess that if you are working with a small local bank or a semi-local bank you'll have no issue here.

A close friend of mine shares similar interest and ambition (arguably stronger than mine at the moment), and we've been interested in forming a partnership to begin this business venture together.

I'd venture to guess this is the very reason the price is about half of what similar homes sell for . . . 

The quality of life is above anywhere, I'd venture to say.

Had exactly that a year ago, and actually left a few dollars on the table and still got more than asking.You can co venture with a flipper.

Indeed, starting a new venture is almost always the most difficult part of the journey!  

I would venture to say that their list prices should be pretty spot on when it comes to hitting appraisal.

I mean I did check it on the calculator 😂 Now my only concern is getting the funding for this venture.