So in the end, it’s 3 entities, but at least this way they’re totally separated (instead of having one own the other), which makes me feel like we’re more protected.Plus, my RE partner and I work as consultants for our day job anyway (software/data and business), so if we decided to venture out and do independent consulting, we’d already have our consulting firms created.I wanted to reach out to the brains of BP, whether you’re an attorney, accountant/CPA, or experienced investor, to see what you think of this setup and if you can poke holes in it.

In accordance with the applicable law, Landlord may sell at fair value any such improvement, material or property to offset any amount owned to Landlord by Tenant.

You do not need more leverage, you can reject any applicant for any reason as long as it does not violate the protected species regulations.

I actually read the policy and saw both of those exemptions/exceptions but wasn't sure if they were applicable and had planned to meet with an attorney this week to discuss this further.

and have 2 applicants (co-applicants that are boyfriend/girlfriend). 

Glad to have you on here.Advice for this site...1) Set up keywords for your area and interests so that you're notified when they're used and then start interacting.2) Read through  The Ultimate Beginner's Guide3) Go through applicable blogs and podcasts as there are a lot of great resourcesAdvice for REI...1) Pick a strategy and study up on what you need to know/do for the 1st step and then do it, then repeat for all following steps until you have completed your first investment then repeat the process and keep learning.

Has anyone tried this software for landlords, Turbotenant?

I've browsed your forums for a few weeks and it seems you have some quality information--I hope that this will finally get me into the trenches as a principal in RE (outside of REIT investing and helping to broker a REPE deal while I worked at one of the big investment banks).Goal: ~15-20 unit Multifamily value add (likely hold) in WA State; likely urban infill class C/C-; 20%-30% down on a total deal between $600k-$1.5mmProblem: I have been working in Singapore as a C-suite exec at a software startup for the past two years (offices in Singapore and Manila), but recently resigned and will be moving back to good 'ole America (Seattle) on March 1.

I am looking for a management software for a small 33 units self storage complex I just purchased. 

Those are the only charges I have seen in the last several months.The PM software Memphis Invest uses is pretty nice, in my opinion.