I enjoy the occasional gamble but at my current experience level and net worth I'll reserve that for the dime slots so to speak.Rick Pozos Agreed completely.

So, like playing a slot machine, you can either get lucky with just a few properties and have much lower expenses or you can be unlucky and have much higher expenses.But if you own a bunch of properties then it will all average out.

The property taxes in PG county are crazy and you get nothing. 

A business credit card with out a personal pg will not show up on your personal credit and won't count against your debt on your personal credit which is a benefit for having a business cc.

You will have to PG though.  

The deposit was refundable and demand high for his slot, so he would wait until building was almost complete, all competing lots had been sold, and then would sell his housing deposit to another home buyer for a substantial profit.

For example if your neighbor for $800k because a developer could build 8 units but with the new code changes slot homes aren't allowed anymore and the max you can build is 5, you're not getting $800k, maybe more like $500k.

For developers in Denver, City of Denver recently came out with some recommendations for tackling slot homes and rowhomes.

My understanding, though, from speaking with an expert on this last week, is that the benefits of a ROBS are that you can pay yourself a salary and PG loans without running afoul of IRS rules.

I looked back on pg 3 at the reconciliation section to read the appraisals description on why there is a $16k difference from the sales vs income.