I didn’t know thatas for c Corp double taxation.  

They’ll wait you out on big repairs while you are forced by tenant laws of common decency to put your tenants up in a hotel, just don’t do it. 

In some cases the city will force you to bring it up to code or tear it down.

I’m worried by doing this last part it will impact on my 9-5 contracting business and also that the investment lines may get blurred in regards to how I get paid for my time and my crew during renovations.

And the city is supplementing Amazon's impact by helping to develop the southern end of Academy road down in that area, so more businesses will come in.Again, this is all to say, I think Amazon is obviously a boon for an area.

After they assured me this would not impact my credit, I accepted the modification and began the 3-month process to get out of forbearance. 

Force yourself to do a number of deals on paper before making an offer. 

Multifamily was certainly not immune to the impacts of COVID-19, but it does have several strategic advantages.CRITICAL PIECE OF INFRASTRUCTUREThe renter demographic was particularly vulnerable to the COVID-19 crisis.

No more long term tenants with dirty yards and houses and cars up on blocks.c) Neighbors love them (except of course for the party atmosphere which has declined rapidly as AIR and VRBO have clamped down on that crowd)d) economic impact - most cities make millions more from TOT than they would without STRs, improving the quality of life for many, particularly the lower classe) the increased tourist activity brings in big $ for local restaurants, breweries, museums and the likeWell I'll stop the rant, you can see where I stand.... :-) Best of luck in your RE career if you go that path.... 

Am I forced to just try and block off parking with some sort of cone and tape or what can I do to deter individuals for parking illegally?