I do this with a QR code on a sign in form that is linked to Google Sheet.* Bring some kind of value to your meetups.

I own a three-unit in Chicago which has strict regulations about accepting security deposits therefore I've recently started doing non-refundable move-in fees as most landlords do here.

We have to hold a pretty strict line or the forums will quickly get overrun like most online forums.

Hi @John D PollardThere are two companies I use.American IRA will set up a self-directed 401K with checkbook control.Quest and American IRA will both set up and handle administered 401ks.If you are strictly lending I would use American IRA with checkbook control.Our buyers pay 12% and 3.75 points to their lenders or 20% of the net profits whichever is greater.If your going to flip homes then the Aministered is the better option.

The issue is that I am planning to buy the property under a new single-member LLC that would also be treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes (let's call the new one Wall Street LLC).If the ownership of Wall Street LLC and Main Street LLC are exactly the same (both 100% owned by me, the sole member), does the sheer use of two different LLCs risk triggering any tax obligations or breaching the 1031 code?

Since then the amount of short sales has declined to where it’s no longer a significant part of the landscape.Further, the SAFE Act and the regulations put forth by the CFPB have introduced very strict licensing requirements on who can “help” a borrower obtain a discounted payoff.

If you combined that skillet with knowledge of zoning ordinance and code then you'd be cooking. 

They're all tied together, with Valassis handing urban markets and the east, Mspark handling "rural" markets and the Midwest, and Mailbox Merchant handling the West Coast, including its urban centers.I'm at Mspark, so each company will have a couple nuances specific to them, but if you wanted to run postcards, for example, you could do so to a blanket zip code, portions of zip codes, or even carrier routes, for $0.20 a mailbox.

On hold with PLI now, and I sent them an email, so we'll see if it's reasonable to get a variance, or to get the use-code changed.

With the recent election, one council member is somewhat opposed to STR (or more strict regulation) whereas a few of the others (as well as the new Mayor) seem to support STR and trying to find a path forward to support STRs and affordable housing.