@Sylvia CastellanosNot too familiar with that HOA per se.

Quote from @Rob Howard: @Kevin Day I'm not sure about Cleveland per se - but I would have a conversation with the management company to incorporate language in rental agreements saying you DON'T have in-depth lead information - even if you do the inspections - if you're doing tests, a few feet from where you did the test could have led exposure.

If you operate under an S Corp, you can strategically avoid SE taxes.

I wasn't asking legal advice per se.

This includes things like:Daily cleaningConcierge servicesMeals or room serviceOther hotel-like amenitiesYou materially participate – You can still override the per se passive rule by proving that you actively manage the property.

I want a property that will provide a high return on investment, whether it’s from monthly CF,  appreciation, or value add.Further, I’m less concerned with historical CF per se; more interested in what my CF will be considering any changes in the property, either forced or occurring due to outside forces.  

I didnt look at that metric per se, but what I saw over the last half decade was a number of flippers, small residential landlords, brrrr people who were getting into the syndication space. 

its not the notes per se its the assets securing them.. this model has been tried many times and it fails most every time..

of the "great photo" examples having calendars that are wiiiiiiide open, with barely a booking on them.Fair enough, I pulled these from first page results of nation wide searches (it was skewed SE for me because I mainly look in those areas) so they obviously rank very high on the algorithm.

Quote from @Jennie Ballard: We are moving to SE Houston / Baytown area in the spring.