Hi All.I hope I can get some feedback from you all I work and live in the city of Chicago but am hoping to move to WI or IND in the nearby cities of Michigan City, Kenosha, or Racine just due to the slower pace lifestyle it will provide- I will keep my job in the downtown area and will commute however, not sure if I will qualify for an owner occupant financing due the distance of my future home and my workplace- Do you guys know if there are mileage restrictions?

Told him to give them to his foreman and supervisors. 

MJ LLC can also then place properties into management with MGMT LLC for supervisor/management.Payment/reward in MGMT LLC can be based on partner activities such as: Tenant placementOn call responses/dutiesFacilitating repairs/maintManagement of specific propertiesetcAdditional funds generated through MGMT LLC could also be used for other joint/partnership ventures.Pros: Creates structure to engage MJ with operational success of personally financed investment property(s).Creates consistent management structure for each others private properties success.Creates financial reward/incentive for partners involved with management activities.Creates legal entity to protect assetsCreates 50/50 joint ventureCan generate its own cashflow to be used for investmentCons: Add’s additional layer of complexity-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Option 2A.)

Rules and Regulations change over time guided by a community's HOA and their township supervisors. 

Met with the County supervisor who is in charge of road entrances. 

@Wayne Brooks I'm not exactly sure of the actual process but when I had looked at getting into doing overages locally, I went to the tax assessment office in person and the supervisor there explained to me that they don't have a tax overage list because they don't hold onto the money, assuming there is any overage.

I see her future burden, financially, but more importantly emotionally, as my burden.My fiancee's parents are both in their mid-to-late 60's, with no education or technical skills for the modern workplace.

You first must obtain a supervisor certificate, then you can apply for a contractor license.  

Can you try to talk to a supervisor or go there?

However even though the agent didn't understand it, the supervisor didn't either, it didn't matter because as you move forward in the process, they will simply state everything is a grey area.