He's very honest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

We’d be selling to a third partner, who would then own 93% of the LLC.Can anyone explain or suggest a reading list to learn about the applicable tax law?

Can't imagine alot so long as the materials meet applicable requirements. 

One indicator to watch for is building costs rising.For example when I was buying in Atlanta in 2011 building costs were $18 per sq foot, today we are looking at around $100 per sq foot...boomSo what happened during this period?

A great ressource is the you can just google is a pdf called The Wisconsin Way, which is an overview of all applicable legislation. 

Every month if necessary and they can stop it by paying all applicable fees every month should they not pay in time.

If all cash, disregard everything I said, except, check with applicable state law as to any laws you have to comply with relating to the sale of any properties.

A’s which I'm a big fan of round out # 3My base as stated before has and will always be RE but as my tree grows bigger, I'll be able to spread my funds across different branches and just watch this thing grow.BP as a whole is so awesome in regards to the different mind sets and types of investors.

Here are a few suggestion:- Ask for all the bills for both winter and summer (if applicable) so you know the fluctuating costs.- 2017, 2018 and the 2019 P&Ls.- Request a loss run report for past 3 years.- Bank statement for last 3 month providing proof of rents deposited.- any addendums to the leases and all recent notifications that were provided to the tenants (IE rental increases).Try to be present for the inspection as a lot of inspectors share information that you otherwise won’t find in a report. 

Misc income is late fees, application fees, pet rent, etc.