yo must have the correct contruction company doing the conversion so that it is marketable at the end.

The value of insider information is immeasurable and sometimes I wish I had walked away from my corporate career track years ago, but "better late than never!"

After that I realized that your not safe to have any corporation in North America.

Maybe the others that tried it didn't do it correctly.

This allows them to pull out some quick cash towards their next purchase.The beauty of it is that they can do this repeatedly until they have enough cash reserves for the serious investing they really want to do and if they've purchased correctly, which is the only way we let them buy, they can sell it back off and/or rent it out and still make a solid profit.If you know how to buy right, this could be a great option for you no matter how little cash you have at this point.

I want to ensure that we follow the correct procedure before hiring our new Manager.Any information that you can share would be greatly appreciated.Thanks!!

welcome to the board ophri, Ryan is correct, I am in the Atlanta area, if your interested in networking Let me know.. these guys are great, your in the right place..

As mentioned, I am looking for a Mid Georgia mentor willing to assist awilling individual in the "art" of REI.Brief Experience:Currently retired at 46 years of age.Carpentry background = 4 years.Apartment Maintenance = 5 years.Management (Corporate) = Too manyGetting down to the nitty gritty.....I took early retirement last year and my wife is startingher 3 year Nursing Degree in January, meanwhile we wouldlove the opportunity to start in REI.

SHouldn't be a problem, but might be best to form a U.S. corporation which is not hard to do.

yep - you are correct.