My Dad has been a professional trader and money manager since the late 90s and based on current market conditions we know there's a crash coming at some point- what typically gets hit the hardest is retail and A-class apartments.  

I know a lot of agents in there late 50s to 60s and I hope they are working because they choose to and not want to.. 

Chiming in a bit late here.

We needed a place to keep our bulls for a few months in the late winter early spring and this place does exactly what we need it to!

Ive been reading into the Robert  kiyosaki / Tom Wheelwright Podcast lately and i'm intrigued into being able to convert business income to passive income and potentially  paying as little taxes as possible , I wont go as far as to say Zero taxes like they do but that would be nice .

Good Afternoon BP Community!!

Also, the rental verification form should only ask fact based questions like (1) Any late payments (2) if so how many late payments (3) condition of the home upon move out, etc...This is something that should be done in writing and not over the phone. 

Appraisers haven't been on my good side lately.

This is exactly why I have all my sellers force buyers to do inspections right in the beginning - because it really sucks to go all the way through the approval process and have the buyer walk away after over a condition issue that could have been found and negotiated earlier, and now its just too late and everyone involved wasted months of their time for nothing.

What real estate laws for 2020/late 2019 should I be aware of going into the new year?