Is a property owner obligated to provide at least one parking space to every tenant in this type of multi-family setup, given that there actually are enough spaces for each unit, or is he able to play favorites and provide two or even three spaces to one unit when there exist enough to cover each individual unit?

It seems these types of issues are so complicated that many individuals, even those in the business (i.e. the realtor I spoke with), are not aware of all the details and possibilities.

I am great face to face, as well as on my own, but I am really learning to take on leadership qualities as I step into my own strengths more and more.I am currently seeking more experienced partnerships.

Such statements are the financial picture of the business or individual in and at a point in time as obligations change.

However, I'm not sure which would work better, between SDIRA or S-401k, nor what company to use for this.My goal would be to mainly use these to help fund fix & flips.Since most individuals wouldn't have enough in their own account, would it be possible to use multiple SDIRA/S401ks, for commercial/mfh, or no?

Many HML's sell their individual notes to investors, some obtain their lending cash by running a mortgage pool, and others will simply originate a loan for you to a borrower you select.

Taxes: A business can claim much more deductions than an individual (this is a fact) in addition it is much easier for a LLC or S-Corp to qualify as a Real Estate Professional than an individual (the details in IRS publication 925 look for qualification of "Active participation").

Many HMLs refer to themselves as private money because their cash comes from individuals.

We would never rent to an individual without processing a written application first.If we receive several applications at once, we review them all and process the most promising one first, based on our rental criteria.

Transfers from an individual to an entity are subject to the tax, based on FMV, wherever the entity is domiciled.