This is to ensure that no lien was filed, say a few minutes prior to the closing transaction.

It's either IRA or nothing for the next year or two.So, if I get say a 12-15% return from operations, and another 3-4% from appreciation (about 4% is historical for our area over the last 50 years ) which I think should be relatively easy since we purchased it at about a 33% discount to the assessed tax rate, I would say that is not a bad return.

It's hard to say. As

But, that's the internet business.BTW, my facebook account has a user name and pic of a public domain character on it, only family and close friends know and they watch they say as do I so that our relationships would be hard to ascertain.

regardless of the breed, let's say a situation does occur, renter's dog mauls a child, dog owners get sued, why would it matter if it happened on my property or the neighbors, it's not my dog and I have an LLC?

You say a big con is the expense of tax prep, however if the LLC is single member, it's disregarded for tax purposes.

You don't really know if the other buyer would actually be ready to buy that house, or wouldn't say a bigger number to get you down the road and then give them less when you're out of the picture.

Im just trying to say, a property is worth what it is worth.

I wish I knew about investing a little bit earlier...say a year ago when I decided to get a loan on my Camaro I’m shoveling out $500 a month just for my car and insurance, GRANTED I love my car to death and as a young human I had to have THAT car. hoping to sell it come spring next year it’ll be missed but my wallet and future investments will be happier!!

I dont understand how you can say a hot water heater is going to cost 500?