So many, in fact, that I can't possibly implement them all anytime soon. 

Currently, I use this strategy with single family properties and will implement it with multi family as well.

My additional guess is that the larger brokerages are implementing this rule so as not to have their agents competing with their clients -- it doesn't look good when buyers are losing out on deals to their agents.

Invest in a clever landscape design plan and implement it over time.

Due to recent stringent accounting changes all companies have to disclose much more then they use to.

That's the plan, at least.I've filed to create an LLC in Washington state and my first deal is scheduled to close on June 18th.I still need to select and implement an accounting system (Excel, Quicken, QuickBooks...) and set up a separate bank account for the LLC.

I was thinking of implementing a $25 monthly pet fee and/ or a security deposit?  

I’m looking to implement a buy and hold strategy, taking my initial cash position and hopefully locking up multiple income producing properties using as little cash as possible (Maximum Leverage).After being honest with myself around time constraints I’m looking at companies that renovate, place tenants, then sell.... initially.

It is up to the individual buyer to objectively weigh ALL of the factors including mortgage costs and interest, alternate investment returns, tax consideration, amount of time needed to implement and manage the decisions and personal investment goals.

Then implement the plan."