I have a tax problem stemming from a short sale that was done almost five years ago, Here's the situation,I had a property that I was losing.

It's hard for some people to keep others outside a box.But since you brought it up, let see:I'm pro choice, pro gay marriage, pro stem cell research and in favor of relaxing immigration laws.

But there really is a pretty fine line.The worry that our attorney's opinions might be wrong stems from the Freddie Mac statement last April which clearly states that Freddie Mac considers any situation in which the investor has a higher offer in hand and does not disclose that specific offer is fraud.Again, this is simply some lawyer at Freddie's opinion and it hasn't been tested yet.

The assignment of rents stems from how lenders operate with loans on rental property.

I do think the concern here stems from the possibility that former owners may have a claim on the property.

Originally posted by Ryan Webber:...In every state other than Indiana, I would recommend assigning unless you are going to show a large profit, and then I would recommend double closing. ...Although assignments in PA haven't been prosecuted as in the Indiana case, there are other issues stemming from PA dept of Revenue rules that stipulate colection of Real Estate Transfer Taxes on the assignment.

Dave -- it sounds like you're stating that liability that stems from your LLC-owned rental property can't be shielded from your personal assets if you manage the property.

We've done this before, but the hanging island range hoods are really expensive compared to a standard microhood or even a basic wall-hood.Another option would be to make you island a bit smaller and have the cabinetry run along the wall that doesn't have the window - have a short run stemming off a corner lazy susan and put your refrigerator there and a pantry unit on the back wall in the left corner.

I understand it seems perfectly logical that a sole-member operated LLC should be held liable for his decisions, but what if something happens NOT stemming from a decision?

http://www.cnbc.com/id/43193955I believe I can answer this question and although I agree in part regarding what Mitch reported (lendability problem), the real problem stems from gas prices.