I need to finally pull the trigger on this.My pertinent info:-I own 3 rental SFR properties, all free and clear :D worth approximately $450k-I live in a 4th property which is mortgaged-I live in California :/-I also have a regular jobPrimary goal: asset protectionSecondary goal: increase tax advantages above and beyond my current sole proprietor statusAs a side note, I would also like to hear your thoughts on LLC'ing in wyoming/nevada/wherever else you can think of and how that model would or would not work in California as a foreign corp seeing as how "strict", for the lack of a better word, it is here in California.My entity/entities of choice would protect me from inside liability as well as outside liability.

The house showed like a model and set on the market for a year.

Is there going to be anyone discussing an investment model that is based on Carrying the note, and all that goes into managing such a model?

I live very close to Tom Wilson who specializes in a similar business model but I like the property management you have set up at your business.

Random discussion about various business models in the room (hard money, mobile homes, development, etc.)My broker also gave us some insight about the local economy.This seemed to work pretty well, but I would like to start doing topic-based meetings at some point where I can invite local experts to give a short dog and pony before we do a format similar to the above.

They have several models but the best one has an automatic settin so it can be used in occupied spaces and maintain an acceptable ozone level.

It's definitely a part of my business model.

I hear folks saying that there's no business model for full retail priced leads if you are not an agent.A yellow letters campaign turns up MORE of these types of leads than motivated sellers who will sell to an investor in todays market.

As Education Chair, we're resonsible for three or four major, two-day seminars on laws, practices, responsibilities and business models for hmls.

I was very shocked to see that my home looked like a model home when i visited her last Dec.