A UCC covers "Personal property" meaning non-real property used in operating a business, such as equipment, furniture, and inventory.

Plus, he keeps all his lawn equipment at the duplex in a storage shed so he's giving me his, John Deere JX75 push mower, heavy duty edger, weed eater and leaf blower along with the property.

They sold the equipment.

As you said, in addition to the actual labor, you will have office equipment, office space, office utililties, office supplies, advertising, etc, etc, etc, to add to this number to get the true management cost.

Staying below that number of units will keep any mistakes you may make small enough to not destroy you.As Rich pointed out, going to larger quantity doors gets you into unchartered waters such as the laundry contarcts, etc.Managing a 12 unit or a 4 unit is identical.

I would suggest that college-educated or not, the majority of people in this world are just not equipped to be successful entrepreneurs.

Each club has its own identity and rules.

Get a list of FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment)?

Personally if I was to look at a house and seen 2 identical rehabbed homes (side by side) and one was for sale by a license rehabber and the other by Joe Blow, I would probably consider paying a couple hundred more for the licensed rehab project.

I have access to complete plans for an identical remodel.