That said, you've heard you're not supposed to but you're not technically a creditor yet but could be.

Tax Prep - technically, a tax preparer should be able to use your financial statements to create your tax return.

The property is in the City of Walnut Creek, but our address is technically in unincorporated Contra Costa County, so all of my permitting and inspections are being done through Contra Costa County. 

For our markets in Denver and Colorado Springs, commissions were always technically a negotiable amount.

I recently sold a townhouse that had 10 offers on it.In terms of pocket listings, technically Realtors are no longer allowed to have them.

I know there are pros and cons to selling my primary home to my LLC but my question really goes a little deeper than just tax benefits:I am curious to know if I sell my primary home to my LLC regardless of tax benefits; and then rent it back to myself (through another LLC) … technically I don’t have a primary residence anymore so I could buy a Multifamily or Apartment complex as long as I am willing to live in one of the units correct?

Probably due to all the losses they've been experiencing with all the wildfires, floods, etc. of late.We even have a case right now that required the owner to sue their own insurance company, because the insurance company denied their claim on an alleged technicality.

Most newbies should work on this first before getting into all the technical details of wholesaling or flipping.   

Multiply that by 28% (technically you'd now be in a 25% tax bracket if single but bear with me) and your tax liability is $25,200.

Our current rent is $2600 I want to offer to pay $3000 for as long as she wants 1-15 years and then pay $600k My main question is whether that type of structure of offer makes sense legally or technically or practically.