That is, it should beassumable by creditworthy purchaser(s).No surprise, I received different responses from the RLCs.

Your LLC has no "business" other than the asset(s) it owns.

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Also @Andrew Syrios thank you for your opinion also, it´s pretty much helpful to have different opinions and perspectives, but still difficult to decide when someone it´s just beginning.  

For example, for my out of state clients, I make sure to consult with them on their deal analysis and #s, I educate them on the good/bad neighborhoods, I help them develop a scope of work and estimate renovations, I set them up with my PM/GC/lenders/etc.

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My partner and I are in our 40's looking to acquire multi-family properties out of state for cashflow.   

My SFH investment s will help me absorb my losses, so it’s a good learning experience.  

If you're W2 but hourly and "variable", meaning you don't consistently work the same fulltime hours each week, then you'll still have to average income over the past two years and may not qualify at all, depending on the circumstances.What will not work is using an S Corp to pay yourself via W2.

I did not see that contractor here:http://www.phila.gov/li/Pages/FindLicensedProfessi...And I did not see that contractor here either:https://hicsearch.attorneygeneral.gov/Always a good thing to see that the contractor has registered with the appropriate government department(s),