I can see where the advice of an attorney would be very useful in complex situations say regarding multiple members, but in my case I would be setting this up strictly as a 1 member llc.

Apparently my buyers like it too, as I typically get in contract on my flips in a day or two, typically with multiple offers.

From what I have been told, on multiple offer situations a buyer can give a credit towards the seller as incentive to accept their offer.

I felt I had ample justification (i.e. multiple comps, professional appraisals, etc) on both of them for why I felt the assessed value should be lower.In response, the County lowered one of the properties to what I suggested.

I have confirmed via multiple sources that the business had existed for more than 10 years.In today's digital world, 10 or 15 days is a fair bit of time for me to do research.

I haven't heard anyone here talking about pulling multiple credit reports when they research a family with multiple members; do you just assume that one credit report will give you complete information?

He has, at the very least, multiple months before the lender forecloses, takes over, and kicks him out.

Today you can get great owner occupied rates for such a building and you are on your way with multiple units.

If it takes more than 24 hours, get used to hearing "highest and best please" cause any good deal in this market is gone or with multiple contracts after a few days.How many houses is this realtor really looking at for you?

I write a date, and, if there are multiple applications on the same day, time.