From what I've read about riparian rights on the East Coast, one would be rather limited in their access and use of the water that was allotted to their property.For those that have successfully invested in real estate/ lots containing private water, what was your approach?

Studied my butt off on finances, real estate, income properties, landlord tenant regulations etc.

I know the sky's the limit with self-marketing, and I'd love some experienced insight. :) Let the chatting begin! 

But without making sure you are adhering to the provisions that make an LLC 'limited liability,' they don't provide a corporate veil, so that's what I use my attorney for.

There are pitfalls of course as well so plan accordingly.One major pitfall is the limited access or liquidity in larger accounts since loan parameters for solo 401k or SD 401k's are 50% or 50k whichever is lower.

Damages include, but are not limited to, damages to floors, carpets, drapes, screens, landscaping, fencing, including odors due to the presence of pets.”At least three of the items on the list—landscaping, fencing, and screens—have the possibility of being damaged by an “outside dog”.

Title Insurance is of no value since I believe the statute of limitations is 25 or 30 years as I recallMy best guess is that at some point the additional land was deeded to them by the city so the city would not have to maintain itI assume the deed is a Lot/Block as opposed to a metes and bounds ?

I’m looking to buy my first rental soon, but I have semI limited cash to buy It out rIght and Ill need to renovate etc. for some reason I can’t get above a 700 credit score, so I don’t think I want to try conventional fInancIng..

If you buy a house in cash or do the BRRRR strategy, does the cash out refinance count against the 10 conventional loan limit?

@Daniel Dietz,Please keep in mind that your contributions to Roth 401k are based on your self-employment earnings and will be limited to $24,500 ($18,500 elective deferrals + $6,000 catch up).