For years, the U.S. government has been adding to its debt with absolutely no exist plan or any basis of the results.One of the U.S. largest financial supporters is now experiencing its own financial challenges - China.Four of the most concerns to me, 1) too many people are already forgetting the lessons learned about too much debt and the results; 2) the growing number of people who rely on taxpayer assistance; 3) the cost of living is escalating while buying power has been on a steady decline for more than a decade; and 4) the number of people in the workforce is at 1990s levels.Another major concern is affordable housing.

Being a freelance mobile application developer might.Your idea of "stable" is likely not the same idea as underwriting.

. - Perhaps some concerns about tenants putting money into the property and somehow getting some vested interest in the property.I would say that the contractor doing a bad job is the most likely.I've head of tenants doing some upgrades and it going well.

Also, I'm concerned that I may start off on the wrong foot with the new neighbors if I rent the place out and we just fought a legal battle over the property line.

I would like to purchase a mobile home that is in a nice park but they will not allow renters.

I guess my big concern is I offered the owner 35k.

While I understand the OP concerns Dallas SFR opportunities, I want to make a point about probate deals.

It's also good business to try to contract with others from each one to show them as going concerns and not affiliates.

Takeaways: The IRS has consistently and clearly stated its position that a ROBS transaction is allowable if properly carried out and maintained.Rather than whether a ROBS transaction is authorized, the focus of the IRS's compliance-related concerns has been on the ongoing operation of the plan – such as not filing the Form 5500, not communicating the plan to new employees, etc.

This way there's no issues of ownership on the properties, or concerns if I'm no longer the majority holder, just loans.