@Stuart UdisYou forgot to have the Wyoming LLC owned by a Delaware holding company that has the asset then put into a land trust.Then seek 100% financing because you are broke from spending $10,000 setting up this corporate structure to protect the zero assets you have.

That’s why I politely say sorry can’t help…not worthy most individuals time who could’ve helped these investors in the first place.

I recently graduated from the University of Washington with an engineering degree and will be starting my first full-time corporate job on the 23rd of this month.

Maybe consider selling the home in AZ and doing a 1031 exchange into a NV property.Champaign is a great area my Corporate office is over in Chicago but my office in Florida.

We pride ourselves in keeping the forums positive, helpful, and focused on real estate (please, no politics, religion, etc.).

Plus, replacement parts are easy to source if needed.CB2/West Elm (Sales Section): Higher-end, but you can score deals on durable, modern furniture during sales.Local Furniture Stores or Liquidators: Sometimes you can find high-quality, durable items at reduced prices, especially in stores that cater to hotels or corporate rentals.Second-Hand/Consignment Stores: Gently used pieces, particularly mid-century modern, can be very durable and unique.I do NOT recommend Wayfair as I ordered from them and the furniture came back damaged and low quality.

New to real estate and just formed a corporation with two other individuals.

When I was working in the corporate industry, I began investing in real estate.

Polite and their very rare parties were not wild - no noise complaints or anything.

It seems most, if not all, do require it unless you're looking for a corporate business card.