You can edit them to suit your needs.

I am a fan of a Multi-Member LLC structure, but unless all are on board with similar hold time expectations, no entity structure will suit all parties.

As a college student you could find yourself in an ideal situation being a resident manager in an apartment complex, or a Realtor's assistant, or even just volunteering your time with an investor.It takes most investors quite awhile to earn anything once we get started so be patient.

It's ideal to have both licenses as I use to, however resent regulations now prevents you from having both.

This is probably a question best suited for an attorney... giving legal and/or contract advice is a sticky situation.

**All of these questions are much easier to answer if you find the deal first.When all of your investors are on board, seek the advice of a real estate attorney as to which structure/legal entity would best suit your situation, and then have them create it for you.If you get this far, all there is to do is 1) Find the Deal, 2) Buy the Deal and 3) Manage the Deal.Hope that helps a little.

Ideally, both of them at the same time.

Wyoming is way different on lead, I have never heard of a lead suit yet.

It helped that I was dressed in a suit and professional about the whole thing.

Ideally, it was their one and only rental, never a real money-maker and more of a hassle at some point.