Easier to Maintain Than a Corporation-Corporations have strict rules for maintaining their legitimacy, including regular shareholders meetings, directors meetings, and strict keeping of minutes and financial records.

The last time Was 18 months ago.After a day, or so, of responses from verifiably real people, with a balance of male and female applicants, I get a steady stream of almost all females who ask for a tour but never respond to my answer, which works perfectly well for the first half a dozen responses. 

One of our local district directors in Cleveland buys, rehabs, and rents properties for clients.Call Brett Young at 216-703-5740, https://www.clevelandincomerea...I wish you all the best.

News from the last day of March 2023, behind The Toledo Blade paywall:"A Lucas County judge granted a preliminary injunction Friday [31 March] to stop Toledo’s lead-safe certification rental law from going into effect on the day the new lead ordinance was scheduled to be enforced.Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Gary Cook ruled on the injunction Friday in a lawsuit filed by Toledo landlord and rental manager Charmarlyn Strong who is challenging the city’s lead ordinance.The city of Toledo has “passed, rescinded, and passed again multiple versions” of the ordinance, which has created a ”somewhat convoluted set of circumstances for the court,” he wrote.However, the injunction is not necessarily “a decision on the ultimate enforceability” of the proposed ordinance, the judge wrote.The next hearing on the case is scheduled for April 27.For now, the lead ordinance remains “status quo” until the judge can review all of the legal matters, city law director Dale Emch said Saturday.

The LLC will need to maintain adequate books and records of transactions to track any payments or transfers of money, property or other reportable transactions between the disregarded entity and its sole member, whether such transactions are direct or indirect.Required to obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN, or federal tax number).

Another thing is that I'm pretty sure the buyer must get an appraisal of the unit and they can't make an offer above that.You deal with the other TICs together like an HOA without the actual HOA company, which is much more lenient since you're all working together instead of being told what to do by a Board of Directors. 

There could be a variety of reasons for that, but it's probably the reason you haven't sold yet (though I too would probably advocate for you to keep it as a rental.)I'm a director on the board here within the local MLS/association, and within every Realtor association all the way up to the state level at CAR. 

Currently has two large dogs (110, 130lbs) and the female is pregnant.

"My next question is my son is working as an independent contractor for a company that does not direct or manage him, he solicits his own work and manages his own sub-contractor's kind like a rehaber would do.

HI Nicholas...I would suggest you reach out to Mark Arnold, Broker Associate and Managing Director of KW Commercial-Parks Commercial Group, LLC-Orlando in our market center, 407-353-6391... hope that helps