If the deal goes sour first you will loose 100% of your money, before they will start to feel it.

most investors do use an LLC to protect themselves from loosing there personel assets if a tenant gets hurt and sues them  my opinion i would take them time and get it set up you will learn a lot from the processwelcome to this great site @Shanai Inns good luck

I had to deal with my house being turned into a marijuana farm, people loosing jobs and going through a lot of apps to find tenants I was happy with.

It could also just be a slightly loose nail warming up or cooling down and popping.

Sounds like Waldo is loosing money this year...  

The assessor's property card lists the metes and bound as lots 13 thru 16.

From the trainee's perspective, new folks believe a trainer is going to provide them a treasure map that leads to certain riches.From a trainer's standpoint, they know most trainees will get distracted, become frustrated, loose interest and go on to the next thing that will capture their attention (for a time).

That is such a great question @Ricardo S..As best as I can tell from both personal and past research, the answer is that they may have some loose correlation, but they are ultimately unrelated.

I have the original metes and bounds legal description and the deeds selling off the segments of the property, just not sure what to put in the new deed.

(Loosely hanging from joist.)ØGarage electrical has seven blown fuses and not panel cover.