Don't think an LLC will help with taxes because its a flow-through entity for taxes.Someone who runs a shoe store and buys and sells shows is a dealer in shoes.

Tanning the leather for my shoes Making my shoes Making my own car Working on my own car Building my own house Growing my own food Carrying cash to pay for things instead of using the banking system Running my own water purification system and sewage treatment plants and on and on and on It doesn't matter if I could do all those things in only 16 hours each week leaving all that other time to do whatever else.

Don't expect to be coddled.4) A good agent has connections... from City Hall to the Kiwanis Club to Donald Trumps favorite restaurant maitré D.5) A good agent can spot a buyer by their shoes.6) A good agent won't open their mouth to you without pressing a business card into your palm and reminding you that they are still waiting for your 32 year old son to move his new bride into "proper" accomodations.7) A good agent will have a well-equipped black car waiting outside for you on discovery days.8) A good agent will be well dressed and well informed.

I was riding a bus yesterday a D type tenant wanted to kick an old mans rear end because he accidently touched his shoe. 

@Johann Jells Oh, I misunderstood and didn't connect hallway as the common area, I was thinking hallways and common areas as in inside each unit lol plus I sometimes forget my American culture that we wear our shoes inside dirty public bathrooms then walk on the carpet and flooring in our homes as if the bottom of our shoes are clean lol.

Hi Sam, I started in your shoes...I lived in southern CA and began investing in the Smoky Mountains based on it being a huge travel destination / traditional vacation market. 

(Put yourself in her shoes) The other thing is that Padma knew the property and mechanical systems were old - and most likely not in good working order.

He found all of the closets filled at the bottom with piles of clothes, shoes etc. including food.

With all this stated, what would you do if you were in my shoes (I am not planning to quit my job)?

I have been in the parent shoes too with my own son which adds some perspective.