I've heard that some folks pick up the signs after elections and re-purpose them for their own use.

Companion animals serve a different purpose, and unless they are individually trained to provide assistance to THEIR individual with a disability, they are not service animals.

Likewise, there is a huge differrence if your lending is for an investment purpose vs. owner occupied.

For the purposes of most of this forum, folks have their own RM systems developed and tailored to their specific portfolio's.

Our purchase contracts always contain a clause where we deduct 2-mths rent from the purchase price for any units that become vacant prior to Close ... the purpose of this is to keep the vender motivated to keep the building full.To avoid receiving several units of undesirable tenants, we also insist that all new tenants be subject to our application and screening process ... we even offer to assist the vender in securing new tenants.

I'd like to form a legal "company" for my self and my long term life partner for the primary purpose of protecting ownership.As we prefer to buy investment properties at auction each house typically would be deeded to one of us independent.What type of entity would you recommend we form?

I have found it amazing that from the founder of Bigger Pockets to seasoned investors to newbies... everyone across the board is here with a similar purpose, are willing to answer questions and genuinely want to help others succeed.I could speak all day long about BP but explore and check it out for yourself.

It allows you some wiggle room if something goes south with the flip finances.Keeping your rental also allows you to show a high income for purposes of conventional financing.

However, I figured out that some people are purchasing for investment purpose.

REIA meetings tend to be intimidating to those that are new, as it looks like little clicks of people and you don't belong to any of them, but the people there are there for the same purpose as everyone else.