The premise is this- although the mind is incredible in many regards, it STINKS at keeping track of incoming tasks and getting them done.

Stand by the rental terms which you advertised.I would not want my tenants taking on the task of shoveling the snow and risking injury.

New investors sometimes get caught up in such things, along with naming their company, designing business cards, creatting LLCs and other time consuming tasks that don't make money.

Which side is in charge the closing tasks and costs?

I've come up with a strategy to target a market with potential for massive growth in the next few years, and purchase first-position tax liens on vacant lots properly zoned for multi-family.

In the last 10 years the population growth is moving to the south and to the west.

I am looking to put together a portfolio over the next 10 years that produces good income and allows me to pursue real estate or other business opportunities and leave the corporate world at the age of 45.My biggest concerns are regarding using debt to grow the business.

As you grow, the entity will be able to get Business lines of credit, business loans and other benefits that eventually you will be evele to do with out a personal guarantee.

Job growth?