So basically theres a condo in to a very good complex that I want to buy and rent out. however the HOA only allows 12/60 units to be rented. its extremely rare for a unit to become available to rent and when it does, every unit gets entered into a raffle to see who gets the rental status.this unit I'm buying is being sold by the original builder of the complex and so has an LLC that allows it to be the SOLE exception to the 12/60 rule and therefore is the 13th rental allowed. now this unit is the only one left under the LLC and so the owner is willing to "sell" me the LLC in order to keep rental status. 

Because I hopped a plane just a couple days after high school graduation, I basically have no idea how to do adult life in the USA... so clearly the thing to do in this situation is get involved in real estate investing, ha!

I can explain it basically, the guru takes your money, loads you stuff that can get you sued, then you go pull off a deal.

I am not an investor in NYC, however had a few basic pointers that hopefully will be helpful.

Basically, the value of an option is the present value of the expected increase of the market price over the  term of the option, that is what an option price pays for.

Basically how can I keep the best win/win relationships with my agents?

Basically tell her you are giving her 3 days to pay up or move out.

Also, The <100K/5% limitation will basically ensure RE crowdfunding will not care about investors earning under 100K  under title III (I don't blame them). 

I have some basic information about the property:the owner and lenderloan amountequity in the propertyWhat is the best course of action to take?  

I'd hate to pay $1,080 a year for basically MLS access.Of course the purchase prices I'm looking into may be around 90k... does anyone know what a typical percentage split is between agent and brokers ?