I help investors all the time analyze anything from smaller SFR's to the larger MFR's complexes through my financial model I built so please let me know if I can be of assistance if you come across one you like.

I got my real estate license once we had decided that real estate investing was going to be our path to financial freedom.  

She put on a very good show regarding her personality and type of person that she was and I have paid the price for that financially and mentally enough already.Thanks in advance 

(I've already begun work on spreadsheets, but finding out the specific fees and management rules for each condo/condotel is daunting and I don't want to start actually shopping until I know a lot more about each condo association).- I am totally aware of the problems with condos.

In addition to an NDA, ask for either financials or a business plan.

Be certain that you factor this into any financial analysis.  

With a side of balloon and the added benefit of reporting your financials to them every year? 

I truly believe that real estate is one of the few paths to financial independence. 

I always get a chuckle out of new people who parrot the "financial independence" spiel, and how they are going to storm into their boss'  office and tell him what a loser he is, and storm out never to look back..

I did work in RE in Spain actually, at the bottom of the financial crisis I started an investment advisory firm and we focused in commercial.For my next stage, I want to do multifamily and I do not see the appeal to do it in Spain right now (laws clearly favor the tenant and can make your life quite hard as a landlord).Are you currently investing there?