Recognize this and don't second guess yourself - builders, Realtors and others in real estate may have more years experience but you KNOW the market.Good luck!

We do not recognize "witness closings" where just a notary shows up.

If you send the same postcard or a similar postcard again and again, the seller will begin to recognize it and there is a higher chance they will toss it.Again, you are on the right track for sure!

@Allen Mock- you're recognizing that these same naysayers own debt-ridden, wealth-eroding toys is huge.  

Everything sounds good besides what I don't recognize.  

With that said, Eric is recognized as one of the best CPAs in the area so it's probably worth it for very complex finances.

Many states do not even recognize such brands of management, and those that do may not offer complete asset protection as suggested. 

Actually,if you are talking about a large national bank like Chase they don't recognize that money as income until you show it on your tax return for two years to prove it is not once in a while income.Only smaller lenders will consider the money income but not right away,maybe 6 months.

As long as your the only person in the LLC, the LLC is taxed the same way you are, the IRS recognizes the LLC as being just you so you aren't taxed differently or more heavily.

The fact that you are running the numbers and recognizing that they are losers is a good sign, and means you are likely on the right track.One other possibility is that there are different ways to run the numbers.