Its such a blessing to have a site where like minded individuals can come together and throw around ideas and help each other scale their business to the next level.

An individual was the winning bidder and they also paid the back taxes to prevent a tax foreclosure. 

With the demand in construction services across the industry (businesses, single families, multifamilies, etc) being so high, how are people that're investing in new multi-families making money? 

I've done bundled purchases in the past and as long as you're not looking to sell properties off individually this is not problematic. 

Some counties will only list the pin number, billable owner, and/or parcel number of a property and you are left to research individually each record to ascertain the property address or land use.

Demand is great, cashflow not so much.

Ospina That was also  my thinking was that if it's a building wide issue and likely a developer problem, it'd be cheaper if we just re-piped the whole building and get a bulk rate which would be cheaper than individual owners doing it.I think the condo felt that it was only affecting some units and would be a pricey one-time levy to fix something is affecting only a portion of units.

For individual units, the cap rate isn't too bad at around 2-5%, especially considering the appreciation, but I feel like I have money stuffed under the mattress with the large amounts of equity I have built up in them.My end game is to leave Beijing and move to the SW U.S. when I retire from my current career within the next 5 years. 

My understanding is that the mentorship information that you'd be paying for is largely generic, but maybe tailored a bit for individual state laws.My comments are not based on actual experience from any "apprentice course", but mostly from the cautionary tales I've read on many different threads here on BP. 

That means that they would not file their own federal tax return; the activity would continue to be reported on the LLC owner's tax return (in this case on your individual tax return).