The distinction between B and C classes is harder and much more fluid.

Easy2) Corporation Filing - This is if there are multiple members in the LLC, and the disadvantage is that the person will get tax twice. 3) Sole Proprietor"the IRS disregards the LLC entity as being separate and distinct from the owner.

There's some sort of chemistry involved, but the quick version is that it makes your meat much juicier and more flavorful than not brining.This link right here takes you to a pretty good catch-all brine:  http://www.food.com/recipe/basic-brine-for-juicy-t...It's basically just water, some salt, and some sugar.

That said, I think the OP was simply stating that being able to strike a good deal with people who follow very distinct cultural traditions in all aspects of their lives -- including business -- requires knowing enough about that culture.

I might suggest you take 3 distinct earth tone colors for the exterior to define each unit better and I would also add a back fence plus a fence to separate the units as well to lend more privacy.

These were the guys who focussed on their businesses, and grew a little each year, they were always profitable, maybe not hugely profitable, but by the time they were in their 50s they suddenly realized what they had achieved; multi million dollar businesses.I distinctly remember a guy in the second category.

Philadelphia is  city of neighborhoods each having there own distinctions and pluses and minus as far as real estate.Contact me directly I would love to give you more detailed information and answer any questions you may have.

There are two distinct Section 8 programs.

@Jeff Kehl That would be great, and if duplexes/multifamilies aren't your flavor feel free to pass them on! 

Really, you have 4 deals remaining on the table that represent 4 distinct analytic exercises, -Only Then- can they be considered in aggregate to assess/develop an overall strategy.Your question is really FAR more complicated than, how do I take advantage of the subsequent lien opportunities on top of the utility liens already purchased - either through loans, partnership or some other avenue.