Hey all, I have a very high level tax strategy question / hypothetical as a sole proprietor LLC.

Does that mean depreciation continues at the same level?  

I try to keep so fixed and some variable rates, vary my maturities to only have a certain percentage mature each year and make sure to keep my overall debt levels to a certain percentage of my overall portfolio value.

Both of them have limitation and one might be better or applicable for you depended on your income level and future usage of the SUV.

Due to my profession, I need to maintain some level of anonymity -- i.e. need to avoid people easily searching for my name on the county deed/property websites. 

Judges and juries start out with a world of bad impressions that your attorney has to overcome just to start out on a level field. 

I feel pretty comfortable with the deal on a high level but I am sure there are a lot of little things I also need to look out for.

Then there's markets inbetween the Nashvilles and the Indys that can get both cash flow and appreciation (not appreciation like California levels by any means, but at least more than Indy and crew).

The reality is thieves are thieves they are every where but there is simply no denying in the tougher rougher areas they are rampant.. and vacant houses are simply fare game.. if its not the thieves its the kids breaking in and having fun destroying your house.. on the South side of Chicago they use a system called DAWGS google that bad boy.. only way to keep them out.. and the other thing they do there and in Detroit is any ground level windows are replaced with glass blocks.. 

Hi Matt, Balloon framing was a common framing method for many years but is no longer allowed by the building codes, due to the open spaces created that interconnect floor levels.