I could only find a recent article in The Aurora Sentinel but I know I've seen it mentioned on television or in the paper somewhere....http://www.aurorasentinel.com/news/aurora-legislat...I believe this is the current law (C.R.S. 38-12-402)http://codes.findlaw.com/co/title-38-property-real...

Hi All,Posting this in light of the BP article sent out today "An FHA-Financed Duplex is an Ideal First Investment Property: Here’s Why"So I already have one duplex. 

Life here is easy and enjoyable :)http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20170314/entlife/170319636/http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2017/03/03/schwarzenegger-focusing-on-fitness-and-fun-not.html

This wholesaling article would be a good guide as well https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/31/ultimate-beginners-guide-real-estate-wholesaling-2/

@Foster Algier Interesting NAR article, I always like looking at new home construction data.  

Now a new guest will move in...Solution:  Some articles have mentioned "tenant incentives" to pay on time.  

Specifically the S-Corp has to keep annual meeting minutes and the IRS tax deadline is March 15 vs April 15th...which is a pain because all my taxes have to be done then in order to finish off the silly S-corp.There are a bunch of articles out there, but take a look at the LLC, it's going to be your best option in my opinion.Also draft an operating agreement...every time I form a partnership we identify 1) how to arbitrate a dispute (We have a trusted family member and a real estate mentor, both are named as potential arbitors in our agreement). 2) Dissolution...how the partnership gets split if it doesn't work out.I heard a joke one time...the only ship that doesn't float is the Partner-Ship...I avoid forming them and have ended up buying out 2 of the three I've formed in the real estate world.

I got that recommendation from an article written by the owner of AStudentOfTheRealEstateGame.com .

After reading this article, kindly ask yourself one question before you make your next move, namely, will you get this level of detail and knowledge from Legledoom.com?

I would challenge that many, perhaps, most Canadians are not financially literate and, as a consequence, do not make the best financial decisions.The article also fails to differentiate between the Bank of Canada benchmark rate (the BoC does explain how they arrive at this rate) for a 5-yr, fixed rate mortgage and the interest rates posted by the various lenders.