It is advisable to do your due diligence and ask about such things as how long have they been in business, are alternative assets their sole focus, are they BBB accredited and rated, are they a regulated financial institution, have they ever been sanctioned by any regulatory bodies, how many accounts and how much in assets do they administer?

To shorten things they are now treading water and I checked myself out knowing what I had ignored for the past 8-10 years to get them above water.Now I have been diagnosed with melanoma throughout my body, it is considered stage 4.

You've made me realize that I can't run a profitable business (something I've never attempted) while approaching it with my typical 'Mr.

I wish I knew how it was a person could be scared of making an attempt at being successful.

Here is mistake #3 (I think): only owning one property.I have no new lessons YET with the current tenants.My husband is in a skilled trade that his body will allow him to do for a maximum of 10 more years.

The following questions are specific and will help supplement our attempt to answer a more general question: What is the best long term corporate structure for our business?

This is an attempt to wage economic warfare by way of weakening the value of the greenback against another country's currency.

Attempt to remove whats left of the paint on the floor and then mortar?

I apologize, in an attempt to offer a brief summary, I left out what was in hindsight, important info - the beneficiary LLC does hold a promissory note.

Here is the exact scenario:The property was previously owned by my wife, titled to: Her Name, a married woman, as her sole and seperate property.She owed $275,000 on an interest only loan with a quickly approaching balloon payment for the full balance.After numerous attempt to modify to a 30-year fixed and being denied because of the amount owed she had no choice but to let it go and now lives in my home, which I own, as a married man as my sole and seperate property.A year later, the bank was has been unable to sell the home in a area flooded with REO's and it is now listed on the open market for $60,000.Given my prior knowledge of the properties history and condition, I would like to purchase it as my sole and seperate property and turn it into a rental.I just want to make sure I am not doing anything illegal or anything that would jeopordize my wife, my property or myself.