I was reading a article about multi family properties and the guy used a hard money investor.

Only the strongest survive and thrive.I found many articles on Albertsons contracting the last 2 to 3 years.

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We've been looking locally here in the Denver metro and quickly found that this is not the best market when it comes to price/ rent ratios.I've been reading up on some of the forum posts and BP articles about turnkey rental properties.

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From the forums to the blog you can find answers to whatever you're looking for.Just yesterday, Brandon posted this article which pretty much summarizes exactly what you need to do.

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The L/P may constitute a sale and lock the property.In most cases these are not the best approach to take, especially for a term of more than two years.The popularity of these is anchored in several matters with issues.

A quick search pulled up the following article, which seems to indicate your son may be too young to employ in an office until he is 14, but that is hardly the final word on the matter.