In order to do any of this, you need to understand the generic process and how it is applied to the subject property by the planning & zoning department you need to work with to get your project defined and approved.

You can use a generic one, get one from a lawyer, realtor, or check the BP File Place.

I've read quite a bit about it, and it seems to me that it is better to use a more generic name (I was thinking simply PPS LLC), and use a DBA if we want to be more descriptive. 

I'll try to keep this generic and simple just to give you an idea of how I would look at it.You said with 2 more cash MF acquisitions you would be about where you want/need to be, and you have approximately 5 years to be where you want to be.

Generically speaking, there are other areas of the country that enjoyed similar situations due to energy & gas exploration and infrastructure.

Clearly Bill's comment regarding foreclosure laws, while they may be important in some situations, must have been meant as a generic comment since the property is free and clear.Here is where I have a different point of view than Bill (or, to be fair to Bill, than Bill has shared in this particular post).  

Please give your guidance on the following:*How and when you would serve the eviction notice*Do you pull a generic notice off the internet or pay a legal pro to draft it*Other ways to contact, have I truly tried everything?

My question was very generic, but nobody would help me unless I was prepared to give them all my information.My gut now says go with SmartMove, and maybe try something else next time if it doesn't pan out.I'm curious though: most print applications I've seen have a section where the applicant authorizes me to contact employer and/or previous landlords to verify information, for example: SmartMove's FAQ specifically states they don't verify employment/rental history.

Hello,I have a relatively large network of people that would likely be interested in lending money against some of my projects.I've previously funded all of my properties with cash so I've not gone through this process before.My lawyer is taking care of providing me with generic mortgage and note documents.

I've heard people suggest generic names like "ABC Holdings" or "Smith Properties", and I've seen a lot of companies with the word "Investment/Investments" in them.What do you think is most effective?