If you can indeed make it work, hats off to you.

Personally I'm looking for another 30% drop in the stock market before tossing my hat back in there OR enough time goes by that this gets worked out and risk isn't so high.

Now, we have to find a NEW super secret to keep, uh, secretI hope that I don't lose my tin foil hat society membership for my little slip!

Hats off to Zachary either way for not giving up after one deal doesn't turn out the way you expected.

Don't make fun of me when I say this, but I am currently at the moment not up to dealing with wearing many hats, like dealing with title companies and attorneys to make sure that all contracts are compliant, hiring inspectors to check if there are any hidden issues with the property, making earnest money deposits, getting appraisals, dealing with people who back out of contracts, and sometimes having trouble braking even.If I were to work in a sales agency dealing with fixer uppers, I can have an on-staff transaction coordinator, a little less of the unseen details to deal with, and something that is more straightforward to deal with.

I really take my hat off to you!

Remember the role of an estate fiduciary is to deal with the estates debts as well the assets.You wear several hats and one thing you will need to remember is which role you are playing at any given moment.

Practically every one knows me, and with my hat they can see me coming for blocks away.

It's easier to be inside an LLC with financing advanced from capital accounts, being in control of the property rather than wearing two hats as a lender.

The shed fur can get sucked up into the furnace filter.