Then to Foothill Apartment Association for more advice, then to the guy who put together the Family Trust.

I have 3 real estate companies and 1 technology company and I am an independent associate for a MLM company which is giving me some passive income that will also continue to grow.I plan to expand into rentals, apartments, and other businesses.

Or do you know any local associations worth joining.

There are also the non-monetary costs associated with a move such as switching schools, notifying friends/relatives of the new location and how to find you now.

I have a Associates Degree in Business Management and currently working on my Bachelors.

Only a survey will show where you sit.

That said, it's expensive to keep a license (between fees to the local association, MLS fees, etc.), so you might want to wait to do it until you need it.

Surveyors same thing If I meet them there and I drive metal stakes into ground I save more money (that is if my lender won't let me use the current owners survey).

Here are the questions I would want answers to for a condo: How much does the association have in capital reserves?

Even if only some properties sell below replacement cost, why not just buy those and eliminate the risk associated with development?