I realize this may sound like a stupid question, but a 24 year old has very solid job and income, self admittedly was on his own young and without parents.

Hello BP community thank you for taking the time to read my post and any feedback would be greatly appreciated.I and 20 years old and have been able to save 100% of my income from my W-2 job by living with my parents and working on the side.

I would handle it this way:-I would send a demand letter today via certified and regular mail demanding the amount due within 10 days-I would file a complaint with the Texas Real Estate Commission that he is practicing real estate without a license and withholding/stealing funds. 

All the parents picking up the kids are talking about it and how scared everyone is.

My plan is to buy a property that I can move my parents into (safe, likely B class neighborhood, 3BR) for retirement that's also in a strong renter's area in the event they eventually vacate it.

I would like to leverage with financing when buying new properties and hold title of the new properties in LLC  where the property states are and then owned by a Wyoming parent LLC.

I would like to leverage with financing when buying new properties and hold title of the new properties in LLC where the property states are and then owned by a Wyoming parent LLC.

It's funny the first booker on AirBNB was under 25 but was doing it for her parents.

Fiduciaries (which in the case of a self-directed IRA includes you, as the IRA owner).The following family members of the IRA owner: Spouse;Parents;Grandparents and Great-Grandparents;Children (and their spouses);Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren (and their spouses).Service providers of the IRA (e.g., IRA custodian, CPA, financial planner).An entity (such as a corporation, partnership, limited liability company, trust or estate) of which 50% or more is owned directly or indirectly or held by a fiduciary or service provider; also a partner which holds 10% of a joint ventur of such entity.

Greetings,I know a few colleagues and friends (Israel) that are interested in investing together, buying rentals -The more i read -i find that its easier way for a foreign national to invest in US property is by giving out a loans back by the property (Interest income)How should one avoid being liable for "Foreign investor tax withholding" for their interest income?