., and, you argue that this qualifies for capital gains tax treatment.I would argue that your intent to sell (flip) never changed, and, that the lease purchase option was just a marketing vehicle to facilitate the sale which allowed your buyer time to get financing in place. 

Level 1: An LLC formed in the state of the property for each investment.Level 2A: An Ownership Wyoming LLC holding company for all the equity of the multiple LLCs at Level 1Level 2B: A Management entity to facilitate legal/tax/bookkeeping/day-to-day ops/etc. for each Level 1 entity (goal to leverage economies of scale against overhead cost of local third-party contractors, vendors, software subscriptions, etc.)Level 3: MyselfI feel with the layers described and proper legal & accounting I's dotted and T's crossed, there is a sufficiently thick corporate veil and there will be appropriate insurance for each entity to further protect from loss.

The background checks and facilitated the transfer of funds, keys and created contract language that binds the applicants into a year lease with the landlord.They did their job, as we did ours.

Anyway, depending on your new property manager they usually can handle the rest up to giving the actual notice to the old PM and facilitating the transfer of deposits and other payables such as taxes, common electricity and so on.

The PM acted as nothing more than an agent facilitating the leasing of the property.

Long story short, I used the strategy to save significant amounts of interest and put that immediately to use to get into buy and hold investing, which nets me more cash flow to facilitate the strategy. 

These numbers are issued by the Dept of Social Security and the Internal Revenue Service to facilitate an individuals transactions with government agencies.

Kristine Marie PoeThe landlord doesn't need a translator so much as an interpreter (someone like Marcia) to facilitate communication with the prospective tenants.Here, while we are required to provide our lease and documentation only in English or French (the official languages), we cannot reject a candidate simple because s/he does not have a fluent command of either language.  

That is usually an indication the original developer had a larger piece of property, intended some of the development as duplexes, and had the larger piece separated with that in mind, since it facilitates selling 1/2 of the duplex as a semi-attached.  

There aren’t many options for management companies in that area and what can i do to facilitate a better response time from him?