@Ron Dayley  @Mike Cumbie  makes a nice distinction in his post.. you have licesne for the benefit of investing .. and you get a license to enter the vocation of selling real estate and building a career at that.. two different things.. for the investor.. the cut rate shop works fine.for someone who wants this to be their vocation then full service with great training is recommended as you state..

Other than that there is no difference or distinction in taxation when shifting types of real estate.  

I'm going to have a look at all of these things to learn precisely what they are all about, particularly the distinction between different roofing options.  

DSTs are similar to limited partnerships with a key distinction that they allow individual investors to do a 1031 exchange into a DST, which is not possible with traditional partnership structures.  

But I distinctly remember eating there.  

I do wonder whether you might want to set up two distinct entities, one for properties in MD, the other for those in NJ.Good luck!

This is an important distinction.

The owner originally had purchased two side by side properties that were deeded separate and had their own distinct addresses.

Hi Richard,If you want to be in the Agency 30YF competitive fixed rate world, it would have to be two distinct mortgages. 

Very rarely does the market have rigid and distinct beginnings and endings.