Can a majority owner dictate any rules about specific things you can do with your unit?

Is it a good idea to purchase homes seperately to avoid the 10 mortgage rule or should we focus instead on our combines income to reduce the debt to income ratio?

two schools of thought here.One is your ONLY job is to get an appointment.. as real estate is belly to belly.. to easy for people to blow you off on the phone or e mailTwO.. you want to qualify them so you don't waste your time..

very easy with leverage and new construction in the right markets.. thats 30 to 40% COC with leverage.unlevered you can do that buying fix and flip if you have some really good pipelines and procedures in place

Hello Sean.I'm not sure how you plan on setting up your US investment structure, but this endeavour will not be easy at all, but it's doable.I am an investor, property manager and broker and as an investor with all of the expenses (overhead) it takes to invest in the US (Houston, Texas to be exact) from abroad, you have to really be particular on what you buy and hold. 

The buy experience was easy, and very lucky - right place right time type of thing. 

Hello,My name is Shakira Rule and I'm 34, born and raised in Sacramento CA.

I'm especially interested to hear from anyone with experience in New Jersey, in case any state-specific rules apply.

You're also breaking the rules by self-promoting and will get banned if you continue.

Here are the numbers: sixplex in hickory NC Price: $160,000Gross monthly Rents: $3,050 (definite possibility to raise rents by about $25-50 each) Expenses: (50% rule for now): 1,525 NOI: 1,525Cap: 9.5%Debt service: 25% down, financing 120k @ 6% amortized over 20 years, with a 10 year balloon. $860/month Net monthly profit: $665Cash on Cash: 19.95%Any thoughts on this deal?