For that type of money you could buy a true Multi-family in a better part of Pierce County.Sounds like you are trying to force a purchase in a hot and crazy market.

If anyone in the Thurston/Pierce/Lewis/Mason/Grays Harbor area has recommendations for investor friendly lenders, I'd sure appreciate any recommendations!

However, I would do one, for the purpose of documenting in case someone were to try to "pierce the corporate veil."3) Use IRS SS-4 EIN application to get a Federal tax ID number. 4) File any state tax forms that your state may have applicable to business entities, with a check for any tax imposed.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in AL, I’m not your attorney.

You mentioned "we" and it seems a spouse is involved, so it is not owned by a single person, though in some cases married people is considered a single entity, such as in lawsuits involving piercing the corporate veil.To play it safe, suggest you keep the old entity until the 1031 is completed, unless you have this entity issued completely resolved by experts.

Oh, and piercing the corporate veil can be accomplished by lunchtimeSorry to hijack the thread as only longtime members will know who I am talking about

They take place in several counties, but the Pierce County one is in Fife.

I'm a Real Estate Agent licensed in the state of Washington -- mainly specializing in Pierce and King County.

It is always great to see more investors in Pierce County, and there are a lot of great opportunities here if you put in the work.

They have meetings in Pierce, King and Kitsap counties.

And, if the corporate veil is pierced because let’s say, you take rent money from your LLC and accidentally put it in your personal account, then you’ve just put your home at risk too.