"Also anyone could sue you for any alleged reason and a good lawyer could file a motion for " order of examination" of your assets and you would have a tough choice to make.

This deal, then, can only be properly examined in the light of the long term "vision."

Approval took a while: first - the Plans Examiner sent them back, requiring that we specify fire rating of materials because they want to ensure a fire in one unit will still allow the occupant of the second unit enough time to escape the property.

As to Bill Gulley and his advice, he may indeed be conservative, however; his experience and background give him a very solid foundation to offer up advice, having been a bank examiner if I recall, along with owning many investment properties over the years.

But as I told previously, to pass the exam in FL (and in any other US state) you have to have a valid US SS number which obv I dont have

The review is fact-based, and a court will typically examine whether the owner commingled funds between LLCs, represented one series LLC sub as an alter ego of the parent, and whether the sub truly carried out business as a separate entity or was merely a trade name.

4 Things You Should Know Before You Flip a HouseAs an entrepreneurial-minded person, you love to examine potential business opportunities.

No need to examine where the proceeds went.If you don't redeposit the funds into an institution within 60 days of the indirect rollover, the entire amount is treated as a withdrawal and includable in taxable income.That 60 days passes quicker than most think. 

Hi @Guyoz Golan , Yes, This will be my first investment in the Us, I found Atlanta market still attractive for investors , but I'm examine other Areas as well, my qualifications is to educate my self enough so I won't do any mistake ;)I also would like to connect with the right people and build a team for this goalcheersHi @Tal Abraham , Although this is not the direction, and this market is unfamiliar to me Its sound very interesting  thanks

Unless wall heaters are common in your area and your agent says it does not effect the resale price or days on market.I know in my area when I see them (as an agent) especially in a rehabbed property I assume the flipper is cheap and cut corners, and I really examine the quality of work and look for what else they cut corners on.