Hello BP community, I'm currently in the process of searching for a full duplex within a 30-minute commute to Orlando Downtown, with a budget of $400K.

One potential way to structure a scenario where a long-term tenant of a single-family home can receive homestead exemption is for the homeowner to designate the tenant as a co-owner or co-borrower on the property.

MattI'm currently in the process of doing a rehab on my 2nd rental property.

Seems like a good idea to have a resort/Hotel where LGBTQ people can feel safe and comfortable, without having to travel very far away, but finding funding today with rising rates and shrinking credit will be very challenging beyond any discrimination y'all may suffer in the process.

Background:I'm in the process of saving up so that I could possibly get some property in NYC in about 2 years.

Since you want it to be as easy/quick as possible, I'll give you three things you need to learn...as a starting point:1 - How to Analyze Markets to find the Micro-markets that are good to invest in.2 - How Money Works, so you can develop an unlimited number of strategies which will allow you to be able to take advantage of as many opportunities as possible.3 - How to design your own REI Plan by reverse engineering from your specific set of financial goals back to where you are now...then execute it by turning around and just following the breadcrumbs.4 - (OK, I said it wasn't as easy as "just one thing")...Learn what the meaning of the number sequence "1073751824" means, and how to base EVERY decision you make on the meaning of that number sequence.5 - Learn why it's so important to follow the 2 Golden Rules of REI, of which GR#1 is:  NEVER, under ANY circumstances, ever, EVER, spend your seed money (your starting cash). 

But from a design perspective it looks much better and if you get more bookings from that fact alone, dressers are worth it! 

Drive Uber, walk dogs, wait tables, something to expedite this process. 

I'm still in the process of putting together my business plan, operation's manual, etc.

I don't have much experience with the entire process and want to know what's a typical commission % for this type of transaction?