I’ve had my LLC for several years and still haven’t gotten the ever-evasive business credit, but I’ve been asked on many occasions, “Have you been in business for at least two years?”

If they owe more than the assets or equity can cover, then its better to keep those books as seperate as possible (I wouldn't even pay the bills/utilities until the estate has accounts setup for that) as you may need to declare bankruptcy on the estate, and any attempt to use your money until the estate has be settled will muddy the waters, and possibly even cause you legal issues (think fraud or evasion.) 

And when they find out you posted about your tax evasion online they will have no problem handing out penalties.

I dont want to come across as evasive, or vague when talking with investors, as I truly am willing to offer great investor terms, but I really dont know how to avoid getting scammed. 

If I decide to stay in my principal residence after the sale is closed, the lender may view it as evasion due to the fact that rental properties (investment properties) require a 20% deposit, and I will likely only be putting 5% down.

I don't rent to people engaged in questionable activities, tax evasion or people who have revoked licenses (if they drive up to the property).

No.2 fuel is dyed red to discourage it from being used in diesel road vehicles to discourage tax evasion.

I think they knew this could be coming and they were being a bit evasive.

The property seems a bit too good to be true and the owner seemed a bit evasive.

I told him I didn't know this and this was " tax evasion" and needed this fixed right away.