Ask them when's the next time they will be close to the house and tell him you will give 100$ for a quick consultation.

I would think as you start to acquire more and more properties, you might want to re-evaluate things but I would definitely consult a lawyer for a more in-depth conversation.  

I would recommend consulting with an attorney if you are unsure.

I've used it in the past during the trial session where you can get a free consultation and liked it.

Invest in yourself, at least get a free consultation with a local attorney. 

Depending on your experience level with construction, I would highly recommend researching local contractors and either pay one for consulting with you, or use that contractor to do the rehab. 

Hey everyone I am fairly new to the BP community and investing however I have loved real estate ever since I was a kid.I have worked as a marketing consultant for a new home developer here in the SF Bay Area.I am looking to do some VA work for investors to learn more about this side of the industry.Any tips on how to go about getting the first few clients? 

And always consult your accountant for further guidelines and instructions.

Hi Steve,Again I'm new to this, not trying to pretend otherwise, so not sure your superior attitude is all that helpful.Anyway, the income tax advantage I was referring to (again, not sure that this is the case, I'm still going to consult a CPA) is related to social security tax savings spelled out on the Dealmakerlibrary website that I can't link to but google can find for you called Which Entity is Best for Flipping Properties?

Also some one on one consulting in the Ventura area to sell the house.