I know I have some BIG challenges, but I am not going to let them stop me.My Status and Reality Check:Current Debt: $10k Credit Card (2008 to 2012 were some rough years for me).

I was under the impression that a LLC tax status is to "flow through" directly to the owner(s). 

The ifs, I thinks, and assuming I could basically reflect my my green status.

You should however give the courtesy of telling the potential buyers that schedule the showing the status.

Dear ICSC Member,In the wee hours of this morning the U.S. Senate passed its version of a tax reform bill by a 51-49 margin along party lines. Senator Bob Corker (R-TN) was the only Republican to vote against it due t...

We are status Quo.

Consider these following neighborhoods...but at the same time, there are a lot of macro economic factors that could derail their status...also my biggest advice is to always plan conservatively on your ARV and Comps:- Port Richmond - Kensington - Mantua - Fishtown (almost saturated, hard to find deals)Fringe Up + Coming Neighborhoods:- South South Philly- Strawberry Mansion- Norristown (suburb)Again I would stress it is so important to look at every property on a case by case basis...you make the majority of your money with your purchase price and reverse engineering the after repair value. 

This may create unrelated business income which could affect the charitable organization status of the church depending on how it is set up.That being said, I have a rental that backs to a Church - and the house next door is owned by the church and rented out. 

If you're looking at MultiFamily properties ask about the status of the tenants: How long they've been there?

I believe they only have a certain amount of time to change the status when under contract.