I'm also sure that your past experience will to prove to be an asset as a contributer.

I woudl hope to read of some of your advice and contributions to this site.

You can now qualify in December and still get the full year contribution limit.The annual contribution limits for 2009 are:Self under 55 $3,000; Self over 55 $4,000Family under 55 $5,950; family over 55 $6,950.

The owner contributes the house, you contribute the loan money.

I could have each partner be responsible for getting financing, but that seems messy and defeats the purpose of just having investors contribute to the LLC.

I just wanted to say thanks for the amazing people who contribute to these forums.

I really enjoy reading through this forum and look forward to posting and contributing more frequently.

In addition, if you think about it, it can also contribute quite a bit of credibility to your business and in the long run create a formidable veneer that both commands respect in your area and quite possibly shatters pesky objections.The goal is to test.

He's back to renting - carrying the cost till they move in and then contributing to the cost because of a negative cash flow situation even after renting.

To tweek that with other answers, it's "non-aerning assets" Your earning assets make a contribution to your net worth, either from cash flow or appreciation.I'll pose this question to ponder; what about debt on depreciating assets that contribute to your ability to conduct business?