Has anyone tried earlyIQ or VerifyInvestor for accreditation certification as an individual. 

I work in Edina, live in Mound/Minnetrista, looking to meet up with an individual, or a group, to talk all things real estate.

A person who has become successful in real estate has not done it by taking advantage of new people's time... you are WAY more likely to get screwed over when you sign up and pay money to some of these 'real estate success' programs that you can buy online.So, don't go into it thinking that they are out to use you... go into it giving 100% to find ways to save that Mentor's time and you will be rewarded with some awesome knowledge transfer. 

I would suggest not to do it in person as that is not scalable or a great use of timeLead paint depends on the individual situation. 

List them as selling individual parcels with an option to buy additional acreage.  

I have one for an individual triplex, have an option on another empty lot, and own 3 contiguous properties with multiple lots that can be split or combined for up to a 75 unit/6 story building and in between so it's a tactic of mine to have projects in the queue and be able to hold/do something in a year or two once I clear past the capital gains timing. 

With tax rates set to rise for both Corporations and high earning individuals, now is the time to do strategic tax planning for the next few years.

.) -- you'll have a much better chance of approval as an individual for a residential mortgage (anything up to a quadruplex). 

As many experts in the field have said, it often takes the work and corporation of a number of different individuals working together for a deal to be successful.

@Jack CallinanBe mindful that owning a house-hack with more than one person(who is not a spouse) does add a lot of complexities to your return.First, since it is owned as tenants in common by two individuals that are non-spouses, you would each need to report the activity on your return.2nd, it is a house-hack - House hacking makes your tax situation more complex.You purchased a property that is treated as both an investment property and a personal residence.