I would have to use the floating kind though as it will hide imperfections in the subfloor due to foundation shifts.

Your an idiot David Stratham... hiding behind some nondescript identity on a site that your using as a way to voice your poorly inflated opinion of people and then basing your troll rant on "I know allow of people"..., your simply a spineless ******* of which this world has no use of David Stratham !    

Good contractors don't hide problems or overpromise to win a job.

Also using a registered agent and/or virtual office aids in hiding your address.

When we made it outside and then upstairs the inspector realized they covered the walls and foundation to try to hide the fact that the whole building was bowing out from the foundation and if it wasn’t jacked up and having some sort of huge engineering repair the walls were going to eventually implode.

On the negative, clients may suspect that I could "hide the list".

I could hide the additional cost in my nightly rate but it would be at the substantial risk of not covering my expenses each month, especially heading into slow season.

A lot of times wholesalers think they need to hide info to make the deal work, when in reality it just makes everyone uneasy.Make sense?

My assumption is a prospect that has no bank account is hiding something bad.

Then after closing on property- file a foreign registration in the state you own the property to WY- this links the property to the WY LLC and shows you are NOT hiding it from the state you own the property in, and each year your CPA will file the paperwork correctly from that LLC to that state.4.