Most bid jobs have a time limit which is usually 30 days.

The “dead equity” argument is that the ROI on your equity when you have a paid off property is very limited.  

The fund can be formed to invest in a single asset, or multiple assets, so the Fund size is probably limited only by cost considerations.  

Limited monthly cash flow, but maintain good rate of principle reduction at 15K and say appreciation of property at 2% a year.Shortly after joining the Army I was interested in using both retirement accounts (couldn't contribute to TSP then) and real estate to prepare for the future. 

First question does it make sense to spend all that money into a room that is not a bedroom  within the city limits of Birmingham?  

Just the subscription and you control the bookings?

In both situations you have a $100+ per month expense that can go up or down at the whim of the HOA, so you have little control of your financials. 

The New York Property Insurance Underwriting Association (http://www.nypiua.com) should be able to provide limited coverage.

There is a special kind of exchange that allows you to control a lot while a building is built on it and then you exchange for both. 

I an thinking of buying my first rental property but wanted to know if it's better to open an LLP or LLC. What are the pros and cons and how to get started