Angie Williams Until you get a soils report and SE, you might not make it.

The relevant part said something along the lines of "through proper entity selection, you can mitigate most SE tax exposure."

I'm in SE Vancouver, so it'd be a bit of a drive for you, but if you're interested in tagging along and helping where you can, let me know.

You are not working for your broker per se.

Here's the link on the IRS website that you might find helpful https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...Oh and was going to also say when I've gotten loans before they always asked to see the last 3 months of bank statements.

I'm going to hazard a guess the state uses QCDs because you aren't purchasing property per se, but paying off the tax debt.

I've rented out an entire condo in SE Denver and have managed to do so legally and with license.  

You should look up Lloyd se gal on BP.

10 CAP, SE inner loop.  

Higher returns are in the transitional neighborhoods such as Westside, SW, and SE but carry way more risk.