Jose, you should have 10 days from the time the contract was executed to back out of the deal based on how inspections go.

It can be very profitable as the entity pays a salary to the manager/executive director and helps bring the corporate "profit" to very little or nothing.Jake Kucheck or do you have other questions?

Does anyone know the names of the executives at Equity Trust Company?

Also on a side note I happen to be a sales executive for a firm that sells resident screening, renters insurance, and rent collections services to property management professionals which had a big part in inspiring me to invest on the side.Looking forward to speaking with everyone and learning more.

I admire your execution.

This can be good for renting 54. executive properties for short-term transferees, too. 55.

Also, plenty of properties bypass probate altogether by use if other transfer devices: joint tenancy and use of trusts, for example.Generally, executors and named in wills to execute the wishes of the decedent.

Dude, your talking yourself out of the deal already, lol.I say jump in, be transparent with everyone, and listen to the experts above, while your executing the deal!

(I avoid single member LLC ownership as I feel they are more vulnerable if they are simply an extension of yourself).However, if I didn't have the mortgage note fully documented & duly recorded etc the IRS auditor was reluctant to allow the expense.The later is also good practice if you are using the mortgage to strip the equity to protect the asset.

I thought you were referring to the lis pendens date as being before the execution of the lease, which IMO doesn't impact the lease under TIFA.