Meet and look at the homes, even if you have no intention of buying - this is education time!

Even the playhouse is probably personal property, unless it appears somewhere in public records.Change the locks.

I am all for education, but make sure, like with any investment, that ti gives you the returns you are looking for and does not just add a negative cashflow onto you.A great example is my fiance.

Hello Staci and welcome to the site.Now that you got some education get out and start meeting people and get a deal worked out :-).

I know you will enjoy the forums - A free education always helps!

Here's some NC info for you...http://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/publications-bulletins/FairHousing.html

You can find REI clubs at:http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investment-clubs.htmlI think your experience and education is one of the best one could have when entering the REI business.

This is an age old argument that many sophists have poured plenty of rhetoric upon.I have attended two seminars pumping this method myself (the first knowingly, the second after having been tricked into believing I was attending an educational session on financing).As to your questions, I am not sure if Sub Chapter S Corporations are in the same boat as LLCs.

This is indeed an asset for your REI education.

(No break to investors.) http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/12/20071220-6.html The derog will be reported to the bureaus as Score Factor Code #22--"serious delinquency, derogatory public record or collection."