Of course it will probably never be perfectly 50/50, but do you think that’s a low estimation or high estimation for extra expenses on a property?

LLCs are not going to give you perfect liability protectionRegarding point one, I look at it as just one of the costs of running a business.

be organized.Example:3 months goalEnroll in real estate class-network and meet at least 3 real estate related professionalsSave XXX dollars toward first purchaseWork on marketing strategy, and overall strategy (define markets, focus will be SFR, buy and hold with 150.00 cash flow etc) 6 month goal--pass real estate exam--Save xxx--Improve credit score from 675 to 745make these goals quantifiable and specific, in other words you can cross them off when you get them done.The plan won't be perfect buy it's a plan and you show you are executing on it. 

Perfect, I thank-you

For the record, we are perfectly clean people.

Hey Rebecca,  I don't personally know the perfect person to help you.  

I know a drop-in sink with stone counters is not ideal, but it hardly seems worth it to pay $500 or more to buy and have installed a new sink (not to mention what additional faucet cutouts might cost), when the existing sink is perfectly fine and already has a practically new brushed nickel Delta faucet.

Online was perfect for me because I run another business and have a large family.

The advertising copy you attached to your email came out perfectly and will be very helpful.

@Anthony JankeThere will never be a perfect time to start.