While liquidity is important, it carries different weights for each investor.

They also have the weight and the attorneys to make sure those laws actually help push US out, even if we do have 6 months reserves and 30 year mortgages.  

And I get the "weight" of things being felt.

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Mike,Be careful as in reality you pay by weight (not by the yard) if you go over contracted weight for size dumpster you rented you pay!!!...

I have never used that service for a trust, but I know NOLO for rental documents is a little light weight and other generic online services for LLC setup etc can cause companies to have to change their articles later.

The majority of porcelain tile do have a body color in the same tones as the surface color, whether glazed or not.

Some communities only allow a certain percentage of the units to be non-owner occupied, some don't allow Air BnB, their balance sheet could be weak and impose a lot of assessments.Try and reach out to the board of the HOA and hopefully attend their meetings to get a feel for them as a governing body of your investment. 

If you are going by weight yes there are tons, if you mean quantity yes there are some under 100k but i would dare say that around 50 to 75% of them are not worth a second look especially if you are a newbie investor from out of state. 

- I would check out these criteria individually and weight them according to your goals (cashflow vs appreciation) and price range.