I have developed a habit of purchasing homes in the city I move to and when I depart I rent the home out using a property manager.

Whether that will be good for you or not will depend on many things: what happens when a major repair is needed ("reserve funds"), who will do showing and screening when there is a vacancy, banking, tax bills, accounting matters, legal matters ...Better to be informed on those sorts of matters before getting into any more shared ownership IMO.

A special thanks to:Josh Dorkin and Brandon Turner for the insightful and entertaining podcasts;Ali Boone for sparking my interest in Turn Key investing;Bill Gulley for sharing your wealth of experience through your many posts on mortgage notes.My day job is in Medical Sales, Major Accounts Management, but my dream job is to be a full time real estate investor like many of you.

Outwardly I didn't see any major issues, but I thought if a house is 203K or cash only, normally there is something fairly major wrong with it to where it won't qualify for a standard mortgage.I asked the agent about it, and he just said something generic about the 203K loan helping to pay for repairs, and that in this case he thought it was just for replacing the carpet.

I am wondering if this is something I would have and attorney draw up for my particular business, or if this is something I can get from the state department website (general paperwork).

According to what I am reading Android has a much larger market share than Iphone does now.http://venturebeat.com/2013/05/16/windows-phone-jumps-to-third-in-global-smartphone-market-share-and-could-be-second-faster-than-you-think/If that's the case I do not know why Android would not be a major platform in need of a BP app if a ton of users have the IOS systems.I think it must just be a preference thing.

Collecting any where from $5K up to as much as a buyer is willing to spend.Otherwise it looks like you generally got the major steps in there.

It's just a rule of thumb that usually isn't attainable in California (or most major markets).

A project my coworker is project managing recently had a major leak.

Thus, before it becomes a major issue, I have an opportunity to work with the people.