Asheville investors,  this is one of the most recent threads I could find and I would like to hijack it temporarily to see if any of you recommend a CPA in Asheville.Regarding the original post, it sounds like you have a flag lot so you'll need to look up the city's requirements or restrictions on flag lots. 

It's pretty hard to do that unless you start out lower than you're willing to go, which also means that might upset some sellers unintentionally.My agent is actually more aggressive than I am on offers, there are houses he's wanted me to offer on but I've kind of passed temporarily because I don't think enough time has passed for them to actually think about it (basically houses that will never sell at the listed price and are 10's of thousands away from what I think they'll actually bring). 

And I prefer to invest close to where I'm living.I am listening to podcasts and I have a stack of books to read as soon as i finish getting my home on the market so I'm not stopped, just temporarily frustrated. 

If you can't do a minimum of paperwork and keep the money flowing through the proper entity, you will weaken your structure.

At least temporarily.  

I could continue earning in perpetuity and giving to charity, but charities tend to weaken and I don't want my money going to something that isn't what it originally was.

The market is weakening; so, time is of the essence.Really, your tax accountant / attorney would be a good resource.

I again suggested he use some of the money to get a storage unit for his things and then rent a room or couch surf temporarily until he could find other accommodations.He still wasn't a happy camper. 

The market is only going top weaken as time goes on and interest rates rise. 

If a tenant loses their job, I can find something for them to do temporarily and I pay good, but whatever they earn goes to pay the rent first.