Thanks to such commitments among our partners to quality and excellence this earns the distinction as an opportunistic real estate development of luxury single-story residential property.Scope of Property Development:A 55 unit single-family community of luxury, low-maintenance, detached ranch-style homes on approximately 17 acres.

I am not trying to be difficult, but there is a big distinction.

There is no distinction for a loan in collections vs not in collections.  

Also he's pretty honest when it comes to just consulting versus hardselling the need for him to file your taxes -- which is a key distinction to hone in on.So I think you said bonus points for someone local--- here you are :)Stephen L.

There is not a simple means of having making two distinct marketable properties but it can be done Based on the information provided there are three competing entities that will be involved in one way or another  Maryland, Montgomery County and the Village of Chevy Chase Employing the services of a land development firm, such as RS Thaler or others, would likely be essential to the success of your having two marketable lots in the end 

The other "fun" part about where I invest is that you do have distinct good vs. bad areas so $700-per-unit rent has different implications if that goes for one my 1-bedroom/1-bath units or (less than 2 miles away) a 2-bedroom/2-bath unit.  

Fundamental problem with the platform APIs is that there is no distinction between blackedout time vs booked time.

There is a very sharp distinction and you should make very certain of how your purchase was structured to prevent problems.To the best of my knowledge, an LLC can own another LLC.

It is an important distinction because there is a substantial difference in how 5+ unit properties are priced and financed versus the 'plexes' which are much more similar to single family residential (sfr).Happy to discuss and go into as much detail as you need on multifamily (5+ units) being an apartment guy at heart.Good hunting-

The closing costs paid for is a nice help too.Talk with your CPA, if he/she is RE savvy, I am sure they he/she will agree.You also have to factor into the distinct posibility that the value will continue to decrease and thus put you in an upside down position making it even harder and credit damaging to get out from under.