Hello all,I am a 21 year old college student who has been very into real estate investing as well as pursuing a degree in Construction Management with a focus on residential real estate.

Many of our partners use our system for certain deals while pursuing other opportunities independently.

Is the victim in this situation pursuing the dog owner or you for bite compensation?

I'm structured and want to pursue something in real estate or money management.

I suggest setting your goals and determining the investment approach you would like to pursue.

Hello everyone, I have been on the site without an account for a while now and I recently made that change to pursue this option with my wife.

The courts would likely require the PMC to refund the tenant and then pursue you for reimbursement -> that would cost them time & money IF it made financial sense to hire an attorney to chase you.Kudos to @Adam Bartomeo for getting this right!

But what you're trying to do is get your new property under contract and then give yourself as much time as possible to get your SFs sold before you have to take title to the MF.Lastly, if you absolutely have to take title to the MF before all of your Sfs have sold you could pursue a reverse exchange where we form an entity that takes title to the MF and holds it until all of the Sfs have sold.

Some LL will pursue the tenant for any rent owed or notice period not satisfied, that of course is up to you.

What should i pursue for next year or so to become a real estate professional any suggestion other then getting real estate license?