In case it is a single member the taxes are done on your personal return.If you want a more professional treatment I suggest you contact Borders and Borders real Estate Attorneys.

Do not fall for the Nevada/Wyoming/Delaware/OtherFabulousState scam, you'll need to then register in two states and won't get the protection/savings that the salesperson promised you, because when you buy property in MA, then MA laws are the ones that matter.  

I have some property on the border of Crete.

Looking forward to seeing the comparison/ differences nation wide..Key Words: Philadelphia, New Jersey, South Jersey, New York, Miami, Florida, Delaware, Pennsylvania, South Jersey, Maryland, Baltimore, California, Denver, Chicago, Phoenix, Washington DC, Camden, Manhattan   

I have just moved near the southern border of Livonia a few months ago from Toledo Ohio and am eager to get started with investing in real estate.  

@Bradley De comarmond, Thank you for the suggestions, I'll keep your advice in mind.

Contact the county or local planning department to see if there are any issues with building on the property - bring donuts and make friends as these people will make or break you.If you are unsure of the borders of the property, then have the seller order a professional survey be done.If there is a Department of State Lands or similar in your region then find out about any special delineations on the property.Find out about power.

Our target markets are Mid-West (e.g. states bordering Iowa) and Mountain West (e.g.

@John Kilduff I am a wholesaler in Delaware and I can understand your frustration.

I was looking to move just over the border to Indiana where the cost of living is cheaper.