Our first offer was from a paleontologist relocating from Oxford University, the next one was from two Google employees, and in the end, the new city administrator of Ann Arbor, recruited from Austin, was the buyer, which was kind of cool.

I graduated from college with a degree in business administration so have a basic understanding as to what makes businesses successful.

She is looking for freelance work to bring in some extra money.I can utilize her for working on my social media presence, SEO, and some other administrative tasks around marketing.I have already told her that it will probably be small tasks to start out with and I can't pay her anything steady until I start getting more deals and bring in more income as I scale.Curious what everyone is paying for this type of work?

The current SDIRA administrator I am talking to says it's not mentioned specifically, and it's considered a gray area;  that most tax attorneys recommend to avoid it.

I was fortunate enough to to get a job there right after graduating (from a different college) with a BS in Business Administration.

Of course the IRA part is always TBD, but anybody using NCH For business account administration?

The Decedent's estate owns.In my state, CA, the law is as follows: "PC 7001 - Title to property transfers immediately upon the death of the decedent, subject to the administration of the estate."

I would check with your plan provider/plan administrator on this issue to be sure.

You need to ask to see the documentation that enables your seller to pass marketable title.An an informal (summary) probate, you would entitle the seller as Mary Smith, personal representative of the estate of William Smith, deceased.If a formal probate, they will vest as "Mary Smith, Administrator of the estate of William Smith, deceased."

Hey BP Team,Do any of you have advice or recommendations for finding investors that are looking for assistance with REI tasks (administrative, number crunching, deal searching)?