However, LLCs have much more protection from liability than do Corporations.Long Answer:States (normally) only recognize Corporations.

You just need to knock on doors, go through craigslist, network with the right people, and recognize an opportunity when it presents itself.

But, I do recognize that we are a pretty well known company and I have nothing to hide so I just jump in and start talking.On your question let me say that yeah - I'd be pissed if I found that out at check out - by that point, it's too late for me to make an informed decision on whether or not to stay there.Of course, if the attendant gave me the rate and when I decided that was something I was interested in I was informed of the additional costs, well that changes the story.

Hi Chris, I ended printing out a Memorandum of Contract and taking it to the San Diego County Recorders office , only to find out that San Diego county does not provision/recognize the specified document.I requested to see the listing agreement from the agent and even called her broker and they never got back to me nor did I see the listing agreement.

I admit that I haven't been on them as I should since I'm still getting situated in the new location.I recognize that the mortgage has nothing to do with setting the rent.

Do you recognize great deals that other investors are buying?

Possible, but you are going to have to pay commissions on the sales price, not the assignment, which will kill your spread...and...most realtors won't recognize you as having equitable interest in the property (or understand what you are doing for that matter).

They recognize value, this should be no surprise.

Some states recognize S Corp status, some don't.

Plus, you need to have the interested parties (admin or executor, heirs, etc.) to also recognize the futility of handling the problem(s) themselves and are willing to pass title to you in return for not having to deal with the problem(s).In 2010, the State of California DHS contacted m and asked if I would be willing to probate ninety (90!)