Only complications I see are separating out the tax basis between the two assets, which takes a little work but is straightforward enough.

Typically, a friends and family round can use the Rule 504 SEC exemption if it follows those strict rules, but it will also need a state-level exemption for any states where an investor resides.As you can see, it's more complicated than simply taking people's money.

Sub-to is the most complicated deal there is, more docs AND post closing very very important steps post closing. 

You can also layer your property management company in an LLC but it gets more complicated.

Feel free to reach out to a couple and pick the one you feel would be the best fit.New York State has one of the most complicated tax laws so likely best to stick with someone local.You can use the following website to verify that the professional you pick is a CPA within NY - http://www.op.nysed.gov/opsear...best of luck to you in your search.

These are more complicated and there are more costs involved. 

See, economics are complicated, it's only taken me about 30 years to get to this point of comprehension.

Her situation is not complicated.

Yes this is crazy but it’s how it’s being interpreted right now until challenged in courthttps://www.lenderlaw.com/post/new-department-of-revenue-policy-complicates-foreclosure-sales?

I have done research on how to use bio filters and regernation zones to keep the pond clean and I have gotten a quote from a local excavating company but I'm sure it's more complicated/expensive than it seems.