I suggest you study the process very carefully before committing money you can't afford to lose.If you haven't search and examined title before it's not something you just walk down to the courthouse, or get online, and start doing.Check with a local title company to confirm their requirements for issuing a policy post sale.

She's excellent and inspired me to study for my real estate license!

I am attending UTA as a junior and studying Business Management with plans to run my own consulting firm someday.

Do I need to consider the total $ paid on the property or just the cost of maintaining the property?

Our PM does all the stuff for the condo that it does for apartment complexes, like porter services for bulky trash, lightbulb replacements outdoor, picking up litter, paying landscapers, sending in a plumber when some plumbing breaks outside, maintaining the pool, maintaining the sports courts, etc.So, why did *I* choose a condo?

. :) I was teaching a middle school (on a special arrangement) when I was in high school, and I tutored special ed kids, I've done tons of after school tutoring and study group tutoring, too, and I come from a line of generations of teachers.As a teacher, your job is to teach them information and make it stick!

However, I'm curious to know how you set up the entity structure of your business while maintaining complete anonymity.

I ended up going to the city and checking with storm water management specialist, he said the storm water is flowing through that lot and if I build I have to maintain it to allow the water to flow, otherwise in case of good enough rain entire neighborhood can be flooded and angry neighbors may sue me 🙂So I passed

I'm a high income professional and so is my wife, and we are looking into a vacation rental purchase that will serve for both tax depreciation (cost seg study and bonus depreciation against other income) as well as hopefully break even or even provide some positive cash flow going forward.

My concern is that with COVID changes are more students studying remotely and drying up the market for student housing?