Just because a tenant pays on time and keeps the place nice doesn’t necessarily mean they’re a good tenant...but...those 2 things are key to being a good tenant and it’s hard to just disregard.

The reason I ask is that I'm curious if you ever run into trouble trying to sell a home at the top of comp list prices for the area or if that extra attention to detail you provide on the homes completely disregards you being the high priced provider?

The more you ask for specifics, rather than just an overall vague opinion, the more you can know if you should heed their advice or disregard it.Yes, people have lost money investing out of state.

Perhaps you can just ask him nicely to disregard the contract and you will still pay him for the homes he finds for you and you purchase.

So, your IRA takes a loss and you personally (since the LLC is a disregarded entity for taxes) have a gain.

If I have offended my apologies.... please disregard all that I've said and I wish you the best of luck. 

The IRS has levied penalties on tax preparers who have intentionally and recklessly disregarded the rules in determining a business client's deductions.  

I totally disregard the glowing social reviews and only look for negative reviews of substance.

The main attraction for investors such as the Porter case is that the guardrails of down payments are disregarded and she actually acquired over 40 properties, not 20 that I mentioned earlier, and sued by over 20 homeowners where she failed to make payments.

These would all be disregarded if you’re the only owner so you could pay them personally as well in the form of a loan or capital contribution  If you’re not the sole owner you really want the cpa involved and maybe a lawyer.