I have two incorporated businesses and I'm going to transfer a rollover into the i401k.Need the checkbook function since I use online tax lien auctions and they require an ACH of the deposit before bidding and then an ACH within 24 hours of the end of the auction for the final balance.Most SD custodians without the checkbook can't deliver the funds as fast as I need them to the counties after the auction ends.Checkbook i401k and SD IRA's can give me that speed option.

At this point I want to start up and incorporate but am unsure the legal differences.I am forming a partnership (two people me and another)Instead of taking two trips to the lawyers office, one to ask btwn Scorp and LLC and the next to get our paperwork drawn up for the actual partnership after incorporating, can anyone offer advice as to which is better to get started and get the company created?

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Remember, good people who know what they are doing are in demand and you have to work to their schedule as well as your need.So if you have done several of these before and you are 100% certain regarding the physical state of the property and you are putting cash down, it can be as quick as your lawyer can file the paper work.

We have found over the last couple of years that lenders will often not allow the Purchase and Sale Agreement to be assigned to a QI in order to incorporate the property into the 1031 exchange.

I spoke the the property management company I will be using and they said not to worry about it because installing an elevator is not physically or economically feasible.

Now perhaps you're referring to the "articles of incorporation" or whatever its called in your state.

With today's technology, it is easier than ever to conduct business from afar without having to be physically present.

Mariana Skonieczka was there someone living there who physically prevented you from walking up and having a look?

You are correct in that you can MANAGE the property and the rehab as long as you are not physically participating through sweat equity.