There's a healthy supply of units but I noticed that each one generally comes with a monthly HOA/maintenance fee of $1000+.So let's say you buy a studio for around $300K, the HOA is generally around $1500.

Both are jobs and both generate income but values are pretty out of wack and the market is not looking too healthy so being a REALTOR® is likely the better option here.Definitely still start educating yourself on the flipping business if this is something you want to eventually get into. 

Do you have a basic setup/contracts for Joint Venture agreements as they pertain to flips?

We are a economically healthy, mid-sized cities, with high percentage of Fortune 500 companies. 

Maybe I'll get a perfectly clean and undamaged unit back, but I doubt it.You can prevent some of this by requiring a joint inspection with the Seller prior to purchase.

If they are not a liability and healthy I say keep them. 

I'm married and file jointly.

Has anyone recently had a tenant apply for the Healthy at Home Eviction fund in KY?

You can also claim upto $500k of capital gains tax free (if you're married filing jointly) - the is better than the tax deferred 1031 rule.

Just finished watching Podcast 200 with Brandon And Josh; A Step By Step Guide To Buying Your First REI PropertyI'm 62 and my health is great so far.