I am studying Johnathan  Wolters, guide and if you want, I can email to you.It was a nice surprise Nancy is a BP member.

It is common to live in a home and rent out a basement or portion of the home - and most municipalities have Planning and Zoning language that defines and supports this, but to assume one can later move out of said property and rent out various, multiple "chunks" of the home is a fallacy, if it is not a legal duplex.  

@Gino Barbaro my next steps are to start to buy up the townhouses surrounding the apartments and fill them with the people on my wait list.. and I am actively pushing my 17 year old who is trying to figure out which college courses to take to study all things involving real estate investing.

Definitely study up on the liability risks of taking over properties sub2.

They can very well put some language in there that by getting information from their site, you're agreeing to certain restrictions on that data.But if you were to go to an outside listsource for that information, I don't think they'd have a leg to stand on in terms of pursuing that.

I just know the basics from studying the laws and how the courts work for a custody fight.

From there you are going to need a real estate services/consulting firm to handle the feasibility study as well.

You're a quick study. 

I'd have to deeply study the laws before I'd personally take that kind of risk.

@Nick BrubakerEach state may have very specific lien waiver language.