I see it has an application for a 4 family property so I assume it is zoned correctly for that.

hey guys. so I am in need of a software program to help me keep track of all my rents and repairs/bills for my rentals. currently that is 3 rentals.

Totally agree ... for me with leverage, it is not a question of yes or no, but more of what degree of leverage can the investment safely support and my wife and I (and other business partners if applicable) are personally comfortable with.

Also, list out the money you put aside for cap ex, prop managers (if applicable)...

Basically if I just drove my list 1-30 it might be 14 hours and 290 miles, but if the software optimizes it so I take the most efficient route it can be reduced to 4 hours and say 100 miles but still hitting all 30 stops.As for the paying in Euros, the cost on the routeXL site is in Euros, not dollars, so I quoted the Euro price.

So in the end, it’s 3 entities, but at least this way they’re totally separated (instead of having one own the other), which makes me feel like we’re more protected.Plus, my RE partner and I work as consultants for our day job anyway (software/data and business), so if we decided to venture out and do independent consulting, we’d already have our consulting firms created.I wanted to reach out to the brains of BP, whether you’re an attorney, accountant/CPA, or experienced investor, to see what you think of this setup and if you can poke holes in it.

In accordance with the applicable law, Landlord may sell at fair value any such improvement, material or property to offset any amount owned to Landlord by Tenant.

You do not need more leverage, you can reject any applicant for any reason as long as it does not violate the protected species regulations.

I actually read the policy and saw both of those exemptions/exceptions but wasn't sure if they were applicable and had planned to meet with an attorney this week to discuss this further.

and have 2 applicants (co-applicants that are boyfriend/girlfriend).