He's one of my old teacher's and he owns a single family home which he intends to use to aid in his retirement.

I believe this is addressed in How to Use Limited Liability Companies & Limited Partnerships by Garrett Sutton.It depends on what you want to do, but the S-Corp can pay health care benefits, etc. and hire you and your family as employees, with benefits, etc.

I am a little disappointed in our health care system in that they did not pick it up on the first hospital visit.In my opinion even if things were perfectly done in the house a CO detector would be worth the money, you never know what can happen.

I'm Contracting/Consulting a healthcare clinic and the current retail owner does not want to do exterior renovation of only $400 for a 3 year lease.

This can be in an estate in an hour or in a benefits determination arising from health care in a couple days.The "inner city" is a flag to me as to value and can't imagine a bank walking away losing that much if there was equity in them, so I'd have to question the comps.This needs cash to payoff the lender.

Utilizing the Bank-of-Mom as the hard money lender.2) To aid my mother in expanding her portfolio into Multi-family housing.My goal is to close on 3 properties in 2014.I've been lurking on the site now for about a week, learning, learning, learning.

I am interested to hear from those who are currently working in the healthcare or those who once did.As of now, I am in the last year of Respiratory Therapy school.

To aid in the discussion here are the new safe harbor reasonable steps:Fortunately, in the final release adopting Rule 506(c), the SEC adopted a non-exclusive “safe harbor” to provide some certainty that issuers are complying with the reasonable steps requirement for natural person investors.

My primary directive in the interim is finding out about over arching investments strategies, trends, and markets that could aid in that side of my existing business.

I think Joe drank the guru Kool-Aid and is expecting to get rich on his first "Deal".Here are the approx numbers based on research and info from agent, haven't seen the property yet:Purchase $700KRenovaton 100KMisc Costs: 70KARV: 950KNet Profit: 80K (7% of ARV)I'd love feedback from the community.