I know everyone says to hire a PM company but that is rarely a good choice when you are starting out (at least in my area).

I'm working for a family run real estate investment company and we are starting to expand into the DFW area from OKC.

My son lives in Davis County and has his own personal window company and 12 houses worth $500,000  in great neighborhoods. 

I had a calm today with Royal Legal solutions as I own three businesses in California and need to move them to a trust and start shielding myself and succession plan as well.

Hello, I am wondering if any real estate attorneys can please shed light on whether my current job status would qualify me as a "real estate professional".Specifically, my full-time job in which I work more than 750 hours a year is as a mechanical engineer for a engineering consulting company.

I know there are some negative reviews of his company from a couple years ago.

I would simply Google "legal restrictions for short term rentals in city X" or "short term rental permits in city X".  

Im spending about $10,000 a month :0Obviously different running PM company, but:- PMS- Pricing- Automations (locks)- Web hosting- AirDNA pro- Docusign- EZCare- Channel Manager- LSI Tools- SlackProbably forgetting some. 

I know it's a ton of information, but is there some sort of reference guide I can obtain that will guide me to the correct information I need to get started correctly so I don't get into legal trouble down the road?

Homebuyers struggled to secure financing, while construction companies grappled with stalled projects and diminishing demand.