Depending on the size and nature of the properties you are acquiring, they may be held in their own corporation or they may be held in a partnership, etc. 

@SANDRA Hillhouse Don’t set a single price, give a range to attract multiple offers so people will naturally put their highest and best.

If so, is it due to lack of time or lack of interest/credibility due to the part time nature? 

The rights provided by this paragraph are cumulative in nature and are in addition to any other rights afforded by law.I highlighted the part that makes me think this means that basically if i have to evict them, they'll have to cover all the fees associated with me having to evict them.I live in New York.If anyone can translate this for me that would be a great help.

This is just a natural thought from buyers.  

Easy Peasy.Since it's not natural to you, focus on quality over quantity when you go an event, and when your burnt out leave, even if you only get one business card. 

Although my agent claimed it has been naturalized which I don't know what that means, are there any environmental and regulation concerns?

But, when the market turns, it will generally turn for all areas.It's amazing the number of people I speak with who believe that their market is *different*, that the cyclical nature of the economy doesn't apply to their area for one reason or the other. 

Now if you take on debt you might could get overall IRR into double digits but actual cash flow coming to you every month for annual 12.5% is just not that realistic and be passive.The thing with owning businesses versus real estate is they can throw off very high income to value but you have to actively work them and most are not passive in nature.

I'm clearly overwhelming myself... just trying to figure out how best to organize my thoughts and such so my head can be more clear I guess.Sorry for the rambling nature of this.