Not everyone is suited to share housing with another.

An LLC can help to separate your personal finances from your business finances in the event of a law suit. 

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Just remember that it will not prevent you from being named in the suit. 

I am new to this, but have found that my niche for my first deal would be better suited in purchasing Tax Liens.

Will also have to buy a suite of appliances. 

I plan to convert an upstairs large closet into a bathroom, opening it up to the newly created master suite, making it a 2 1/2 bath home. 

-Full kitchen tear out and rebuild $10000-12000-All new flooring $3000-$4000-Paint $1000-A few fixtures $1500-2250-appliances $4000-roofing $6000-8000-Siding (is a maybe depending on how the rest of the neighbor looks) $3500-5000-deck repairs $1000- garage door $800-1500- Bothroom upgrades $3000Depending on the lay out we would be looking at doing master suite with a Bathroom.

Trees do have their own little slice of case law as they have caused many law suits. 2 rules to remember: if the tree hasn't fallen or you haven't contractually agreed to cut it there isn't a need for a suit.

Wondering if we could use a dormer (6-10') or 2 to give it more space and become a master suite or 2 beds.