Other than that, the strategy seems great as long as:1.) the Properties allow for rentals (it would depend on the Home Owners Association, probably)2.)

Hi Everyone,

I keep hearing about the advantages of getting your RE license, but I heard it's expensive to become an RE agent in CA, especially on a part time basis while working a full time job.

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At the same time, owning a PM company should allow me to write off the business expenses associated myself, rather than only those expenses incurred as an owner.

In Rhode Island, my understanding is that it's only "super" to the extent of 6 months' worth of condominium association fees; after that it has normal "non-super" priority ("first in time, first in line").

When I visit I usually attend the local Real Estate Investors Association meeting. 

Maybe different states are different...but that question is on the Texas Association of Realtor's Rental application.Specifically, it asks for all the occupants, their ages, and their relationship.

Most regulator or oversight offices have an on line complaint or fraud hot line.Attorneys police their own through the bar association, Realtors through the RE commission and the Board of Realtors, investors aren't organized, but should be, IMO.

The adjacent district to all the cities historic districts are in demand because you don't have the red tape associated with building and or renovating.The six homes we are doing are all unique plans.

Through our first 2 prime rental seasons we have been able to earn enough income to cover PITI plus all cost associated with weekend/week rentals.

They dropped hunters point for the obvious bad name association....and of course some SF "activists" and local political hacks complained about it!