Hi Everyone,I recently got a promotion at work that allows me to live remotely in any part of the country.

Many people start a business and they might even be good at it but are rarely capable of self promotion.

We've already agreed on rates, and I'm going to ensure all the paperwork protects me just like it would any other lender (proper contracts, personal guarantee, etc)The part I'm unsure of is what type of entity it should be under, just a regular LLC?

When I was just a regular agent, I didn't get the nuances that investors really needed. 

My wife typically meets with them and we now have a set of contractors we regularly use and trust. 

You can have debt financing within a Solo 401k but not in a Roth or regular IRA without generating UBIT.

We for instance, use a number of title companies (run by licensed attorneys) that have their own standard wholesaling contracts that have the appropriate disclosures and close them regularly. 

How will life look today and in the future when you take regular steps to prepare for each success?

I recently spoke with a CPA - Mike Plactere who deals with the town of Brookhaven regularly.

Finally, I have no idea who your property manager is - but if they placed a good tenant who pays regularly, and you've had minimal repair calls, why would you get rid of them?