For instance, when my property tax comes out of my account, it looks like this: NYC DOF DES:NYCPropTax (*Then the Owner of the Property, in this case, the Partnership LLC).Now, I don't have a problem with separating my individual property transactions now because I have them in separate bank accounts.

the wine country in Oregon is no where near were you would do any kind of dense housing.. even if you could.I have logged many of those vineyards over the years and you have the forestry department whining that we are taking away prime forest land just to grow grapes to sell to the rich and famous who pay 100 dollars a bottle for wine ....The wine industry is real though..

The landlord also has to pay the renter an amount equaling one month's rent when they deliver the termination notice — again, should they have a qualifying reason.Landlords who manage four or fewer units are exempt from the requirement to pay a month's rent.There are still instances where landlords can evict month-to-month renters without cause after a year — namely if the landlord's main residence is located on the same property as the tenant's and the property has two units or fewer.In that case, they can serve a no-cause eviction with 60 days' notice.

For instance, they proposed a wildly out of whack waterfall structure, that had the last hurdle at 20/80 in their favor (after LP reaches 12%IRR), which is like christ guys have you not done your homework, nobody would accept this.Ultimately yeah I'll just throw 25% out there as my cut of the GP, including asset management, acquisition, disposition and promote fees.

You may want to consider portable units (e.g. shipping containers) for Self Storage for a few reasons or as you mentioned RV, camper, or boat Storage but WITHOUT any building (no garages, 3-sided stalls, etc.) just dirt & a fence for security and get some immediate cash flow coming in.Yes, you're going to need to do some "back of the napkin calculations" to determine your costs and potential revenue for whatever specific route you go, but you're also going to want to do a market study & check out the competition to put into context as you can't evaluate in a vacuum.For instance (and this is a basic example just for expediting my point) if you want to build an RV/Boat Storage and when you look around the only other two in town are hardly used, then not so good. 

To get a better rate, or change the term of the loan- for instance, changing from a 30 year fixed to a 15 year fixed rate loan.2.

In my instance they grossly over promised and when they knew they weren't going to be able to deliver, they began dragging out the process of providing final terms to the point where the window to switch to alternative financing becomes too narrow and you're basically indebted to them.

But are you saying, in this particular instance, that the new roommate suddenly gets credit for 50% of the deposit?

Hi James,You need provide more data :) for instance, if your home is $200k, not expecting a lot of appreciation in next few years, and only rents for $1200 a month, then yeah i'd say sell it, and use that cash to invest in other properties that generates more returns.On the other hand if the property is located in a highly appreciating neighborhood, and you can rent for a pretty good cashflow, then i'd say put a HELOC on it, and sell the house when it appreciates more. 

In every instance (at least the schools where my kids went to in NY), the leases were for 12 months although they are really only there for 9.