Attempting to find properties at the court house is also what I prefer, but I drive by some areas for other purposes too and the public records won't tell me about the property, if it's vacant, etc.

Dave, it is the same as for a general partner, since that is the capacity the single member is acting, he/she is personally liable to the LLC, not to the public per se' but could be as well.

I'm going to say two things publicly since you are obviously trolling this forum for information. 1.

The 379 metropolitan areas surveyed were evaluated in nine categories: housing affordability (cost of living), transportation, jobs, education, climate, crime, health care, recreation and ambiance (museums, performing arts, restaurants and historical districts).

After it is put into use, then you start depreciating the total cost over 27.5 years.Probably the best thing for you to do is print off IRS Publication 527, and then also just try to search on the internet for "rental depreciation" and you can pick up what you need to know.I will PM you about Indiana Cash Flow Properties.BMR

It is very easy to find out what someone owns with public records.

And you can not disclaim your way out of liability, it's a ploy to make the public think that some accident is on them, that's about it, don't rely on disclaimers to really save you.

But they are also doing many of the tax sales now in CA.. and there are certainly buys on raw land at those sales that can be good.. although with all this info coming easily to the public lots of stuff gets bid up way to high

Hello Nataly,I am a Texas Certified Public Accountant and I am familiar with various software systems.

(Unless MA includes some listing through non-judicial process) Your first opportunity to see foreclosure actions will be publication, notice of foreclosure and those should also be filed with a county clerk's office or clerk of court or similar administrative side as the process is non-judicial, the court isn't involved so it's not a matter before any court.