I've learned 85 degrees is acceptable when landlord pays and 68 when tennent pays. be firm!

Those could all be described as "side-hustles," which are other streams of income, but certainly not passive.I work at a firm that provides truly passive income through apartments. 

Most mid sized firms service clients in all states.

You’ll have get your h name “in the hat” as one, maybe using one the law firms that solicit for these things.  

I read something a while back that a firm did an analysis of 100's of HOAs in the midwest and 90% of them had reserves that were underfunded for the projected upcoming repairs. 

Brian, A very polite , yet firm, BS.

Unless you are an institutional firm in the US, you run the added risk of being swindled, hustled, and straight up robbed by places in the world that would appeal to is American investors because it makes sense "on paper".

MA RE License is required for property managers with the following exceptions: - Your the owner of the properties that your managing- Your a Salaried Employee of a property management firm- Your a Hotel Reservation Agent Got this information off of the following sitehttp://www.mass.gov/ocabr/licensee/dpl-boards/re/ceu/continuing-education-subject-matter-curricula/re42r05.htmlHope this helps...Jack

Don't confuse Unrecaptured Gain which is tax at capital gains rates at a maximum of 25%.I have a ton of experience as well and worked at a BIG 4 firm in the real estate department.

I am a Broker within my brokerage firm.