In my experience, LLC creation makes investment sense if you have somewhere between $250k - $500k+ of current equity to protect.

Also very much regionalized.. some region's have not come back and may never as populations change employment changed etc etc.. others are just steaming right ahead with job creation.

Hopefully I get the chance to chat with you, but if not, good luck, and congrats on your decision to turn to a different avenue for wealth creation.

Can you share with me your thoughts about these type solution for PPM creations?

Personally, I prefer buy & hold, because it is a generally stable, long-term view towards wealth creation.

For those looking for the urban lifestyle at a reduced price, these cities have become a good layover point between gateway cities and the suburbs.Secondary cities have also become attractive, because they have experienced a lot of job creation.

Although other jurisdictions have similar statutes, Delaware is the undisputed forum of choice for the creation of a statutory trust.

My thoughts are that it is nice because it is free water, but the liability, not to mention the possible creation of a sinkhole(?)

Has anyone used contractors through Building Creations?

In most cases, a security interest is perfected when it hasattached and been properly filed with the appropriate filing officer (the Secretary ofState in Sacramento or the appropriate county recorder).A security interest attaches when:• there is agreement by the parties that it attach;• value has been given; and• the debtor has acquired rights in the collateral.Once perfected, the secured party’s interest is protected against the debtor’s othercreditors.The Financing Statement should not be confused with the actual security agreement.The security agreement creates the security interest.Although a written agreement is not necessary where the collateral is in the possessionof the secured party as a pledge, a security interest is usually not enforceable unless thereis a written security agreement, signed by the debtor, describing the collateral.Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)—Division 9Division 9 (entitled “Secured Transactions, Sale of Accounts, Contract Rights andChattel Paper”) of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) contains the unified andcomprehensive scheme for regulation and control of the sale, creation and priority of allliens and security interests in personal property.