I come from an IT background so it was somewhat second nature for me to try using internet archives. 

It’s natural gas now and I have no idea what hennit was converted.  

Once you have that mentality that you aren't too proud to do anything, find one or two friends who naturally have what you don't, be that money, experience, or moxy, and form an LLC to buy and hold houses.Even if you and your friends get the worst deals in the world and you're only able to afford one property a year, if you simply buy and hold houses, by the time you're 35, you'll have 17 properties bought and rented.At that point, you and your partners can dissolve the business, split the properties, and continue to accumulate properties solo.

The natural thought here is they got a higher offer.

I want to be able to have access to certain parts of the MLS and not wait around for my realtor whenever I want to see a house is my main motivation, but I was in sales before my transition to IT and also had the idea of becoming a showing agent or something of that nature to get me more natural exposure to the market and for a way of networking. 

@Andrew SchraderRental income is passive in nature and does not qualify as a business to sponsor a Solo 401(k) or the type of income to contribute to a 401(k).Schedule E passive income is good.  

From the rough outline that I have been provided, it appears that a condo complex will be ineligible if any of the following apply:- Is transient in nature, offering hotel type services (including those offered by the HOA or management company) such as registration services, rentals on a daily or short-term basis, daily cleaning, central key systems, etc.- Is professionally managed by a hotel or resort management company that also facilitates short term rentals for unit owners- Has obtained a hotel or resort rating for its hotel, motel, or resort operations through hotel rating providers including, but not limited to, travel agencies, hotel booking websites, and internet search engines.- Projects or HOAs that are licensed, or have a designated licensed agent, have a permit to operate, or are registered, as a type of transient housing for the rental of non-HOA owned units.- The HOA receives revenue from, or pays expenses for, hotel type services including a registration desk/rental registration desk, or an onsite rental operator's desk, or a rental website/hosting platformI would imagine, just like in Destin, FL, that there are plenty of cities across the country where there are front desks and management companies running a large majority of the STRs in their complex. 

From the rough outline that I have been provided, it appears that a condo complex will be ineligible if any of the following apply:- Is transient in nature, offering hotel type services (including those offered by the HOA or management company) such as registration services, rentals on a daily or short-term basis, daily cleaning, central key systems, etc.- Is professionally managed by a hotel or resort management company that also facilitates short term rentals for unit owners- Has obtained a hotel or resort rating for its hotel, motel, or resort operations through hotel rating providers including, but not limited to, travel agencies, hotel booking websites, and internet search engines.- Projects or HOAs that are licensed, or have a designated licensed agent, have a permit to operate, or are registered, as a type of transient housing for the rental of non-HOA owned units.- The HOA receives revenue from, or pays expenses for, hotel type services including a registration desk/rental registration desk, or an onsite rental operator's desk, or a rental website/hosting platformI would imagine, just like in Destin, FL, that there are plenty of cities across the country where there are front desks and management companies running a large majority of the STRs in their complex. 

Originally posted by @John Underwood: I have NEVER had any increased cleaning fees from a pet. interesting, would have thought with all the hair there would be more.

We also do not have a yard due to the nature of townhome living.