Apparently there is a rule that if you own more than 1 rental dwelling in the same building, the tax rate is classified as commercial as opposed to residential.

So, it's a strange setup really. about 65 monthly HOA, which covers insurance. it's a full house but classified as a condo, I think that's why people shied away from it.

So just give me age, location, building type and a photo I'll classify it for myself.

I'm assumingcontributions from my LLC to the trust will be classified as a non cash expense sort of like depreciation?

http://www.chicagotribune.com/classified/realestate/foreclosure/sc-cons-0913-strategic-default-20120913,0,4134066.storyI think it is particularly interesting how they indicate that they will pursue you for "abusing" the system, not because you broke the rules or the law.

Does anyone know about a website to find craftsmen. Where I can place ad of what I need then the craftsmen give a pricesuggestion?

We've had luck on free classifieds.

It needs to be signs, mailers, business cards, networking, bird dogs, driving for dollars, classified ad, online classified ad, etc, etc... every single month.

Depending on your locale, its pretty easy to check local newspaper classifieds, and online sources such as Craigslist which are excellent in many markets.

The credit partner needs some verifiable liquid or semi-liquid assets for reserves.Although these are not needed for the deal to close, they are reviewed for verification use only (bank deposits, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, retirement accounts, cash value of insurance or other).The credit partners, if classified as “seasoned investors” can often participate in up to ten or more transactions per year.