Now that I have visited Columbus, my scientific conclusion is that Columbus is all kinds of awesome.I was only there a couple of days, but it was a fairly easy town to get to know.On the tourist side, I did a walking tour of downtown which eventually took me to the Short North, which was a real blast.

I talked to the always helpful @Dmitriy Fomichenko a while back about SoloKs, SDIRAs and Checkbook LLCs and despite the SoloK being the obvious best choice, I came to the conclusion that since I don't make any schedule C income, that I just didn't qualify. 

These principles form the foundation of a thriving community that continually supports and uplifts its members.In conclusion, our Subto experience with Pace Morby has been nothing short of life-changing.

Please explain how you came to this conclusion. 

I get the whole credit report and draw my own conclusions.

Also, as we discussed in the past, if you and your CPA will come to the conclusion that it would be best for your business to be incorporated (LLC, S-corp, C-corp, etc.) your plan can be easily amended to reflect the change. 

It may cost them considerably more time and money to sell these properties at the conclusion of the foreclosure process.Therefore, if opportunities emerge in which lenders can sell distressed properties without registering big losses, they will do it.For example, consider that a homeowner with a $200,000 mortgage is late on his or her loan payments and is facing foreclosure.

Don't make it personal, state your position back it up with rationale or facts and let people make their own conclusions.  

@Eric Lee I'm not sure I understand your conclusions correctly.

The numbers do not lie and you must factor all factors (operating costs, vacancy rate, etc..)to analyze the deal.In addition, know the local market and gather statistical conclusive data to come up with a more quantitative analysis.