Hi everyone, I’m new to real estate investing and have come across a great property to get my foot in the door.

Shot myself in the foot on that one!

No one looks at what they are paying per foot when they look at a rental.  

These include but not limited to code violation, HOA fees, property tax liens, child or alimony liens, unpaid utilities, Etc.

The apartment that he is renting from me has commercial potential because the apartment is part of a 2,288 square foot shop.

Also, just found out I’m having my first child!

Haven’t thought about coming at it from a 10,000 foot view but would be good to know.

Hi,We have property which was used as child day care , earlier it was SFR and now we are converting back to SFR Building official says It has to follow new constructions guidelines which requires to install fire sprinkler.

If you have dependents (i.e. child tax credits, childcare expense credits analysis and reporting) and/or other activity (brokerage accounts, K-1s, etc), that fee is very reasonable for a NYC metro firm.Can you DIY? 

With the "Parent" LLC, I can then have "child" LLCs that will have the same operating agreement (husband and wife) as my "Parent" so that I can keep my buy and hold in the "child" LLCs.