You're only hiding the problem when you do this.

A few requirements include: a) the person must pay taxes on the property for consecutive years, b) the person must use the property for an uninterrupted, continuous period of time (varies by state), c) the person must be in posession of the property openly (not hiding or secretly posessing it), d) the person must have some kind of claim for the title.Given that the proper conditions are met for the state that the property resides in, a person can actually squat on another's property and gain it through adverse posession.Hope that helps.....

Bright yellow cardstock with black text in Courier New font works well for me.

I have nothing to hide I have givin all the links to see for yourself .

I think they're hiding losses around here to tell you the truth. and the others are just young cocky greedy people who jus shrug new people off and think they can take the world on themselves. oh well I wont stop looking for a good mentor or partner.

Everyone has to start out somewhere it is nothing to hide.

why don't you just get a panamanian barer share corporation and hide the money down there?

The cabinet guy has to level his cabinets up with shims and install the toe kick to hide it.

If you intentional hide the fact that you might never close (it does happen) and that you are taking their money but not accurately representing yourself as a landlord you are in trouble.Best to be sure you have closed and then take money for screening and other such things.

yeah, but i couldn't really hide the fact that i was out of state, and out of normal phone reach.