Landscaping, painting & decorating, maintenance labor, maintenance contracts) as well at Administrative line items (i.e. management fee, personnel expense, telephone, office supplies etc.)

I am a new investor, but I would love to shadow and help as necessary (doing administrative work) for PG County deals...I need experience in real estate investing (even though my studies and prior experience is in commercial real estate) and would love to partake in something!

Reagan eliminated those great mortgages during his administration along with writing off interest on credit cards, auto loans, and extended income averaging.

I suspect you are teaching or in administration, Good luck!

Also be warned there are many more fees in commercial financing than in residential - for example, you often pay the lenders legal and administration costs.Your experience managing rental properties will also be something the lender will scrutinize ... so having a few years managing SFH, triplexes, quadraplexes would be an asset.There are others here who can provide more details ...

The time that has past and the activities that have gone on will most likely preclude the seller (A) to claim an administrative mistake in filing requirements.

Your Tax Accountant and Roth IRA Administrator/Custodian can help you navigate those waters. 

This new administration loves giving away free stuff for votes, so let the sh*t show begin. 

@Jordan Archer there are tons of self-directed IRA and 401(k) administrators.

So there is an ongoing maintenance cost and administrative burden to operating under an LLC.Additionally, if you are buying assets in the name of the LLC, then all assets (bank accounts, other properties in the LLC's name, etc) are now available to go after, so you may shield your personal liability, but if most of your assets are within the LLC anyways, what does it matter.