Actually the lenders title policy is very cheep compared to what I see daily, so you're ahead of the game there.

You receive a W-2 from an investment banking firm - no need for a company there, earned income.You receive a W-2 from the DJ business now and so you would not want to receive wages or earned income and deposit it into an LLC and report that as SE income and be subject to the SE taxes a second time on the same money and you would not want to deposit it into an S-corp and then be forced to pay yourself W-2 earnings and pay payroll taxes (same as SE tax) for a second time on the same money again.The only question left is the side gigs you do and I would put that on your Sched C income and buy yourself a bond insurance policy which is probably pretty cheap.Joe

Also, how does a blanket policy work?

I did some investing in the '80s and then REO departments were willing to deal, like financing the rehab and the puchase what they called "in-house" loans. I wonder if any of you insiders can enlighten me if this is s...

I would suggest that you read as much as possible, and then develope your policies and procedures, then stick with them.

You need to contact them to find out what her specific policy offers.

I'm sorry I just don't agree with Charlie Rangel and the House Ways and Means Committee that messed up a pretty good deal for investors.

I am trying to figure out when I get a title, like a title policy that you get at a conventional closing.

Committee fees of approximately $5,420.00 could also be assess if a sale is continued.

an llc is disqualified to be sold through freddie mac (or whatever the name is) and so there is a smaller pool of buyers, driving up your cost.bigger banks such as wells fargo or bank of america have policies that make it almost impossible for them to issue loans like this, but smaller community banks are able to do it.