Because both of the quoted blocks in the post you just made had the user's name included, it worked as you expect.

When I first started just like a lot of other seasoned house flipper's encountered some of the same road blocks.There are a couple of ways to get over and around these road blocks and hurdles.

When it comes time to selecting a house to rehab then flip/hold, is it a better deal to get the house that is the cheatest on its block?

However, every single house on the block as a 2 car garage.

Do you believe the interest on mortgages is expected to be on the chopping block as lawmakers look to trim the nation's deficit?

it USED to be notorious for drug dealing but now things have been 'cleaned up' since the arrival of the newly built police department a block away.needless to say...the neighborhood doesnt look 'pretty' because no one has taken the time to reinvest back into it. in steps ME and a big dream of revitalizing it but i guess not everyone is on my flight path ;)btw...do YOU want to pick up a duplex that has passed Section 8 and city inspections??

http://imageshack.us/f/692/comps122.jpg/It's a fixer upper house, it has had some improvements, but it's not the prettiest house on the block, but it is located in a good neighborhood.I need to know what I do ASAP.. before I put the deal under contract..

Estate sale with no outstanding taxes or assessments that I can find.Exterior: Brick in above average conditionRoof needs tear off and reshingleNew gutters/downspoutsFront steps (limestone block) need redo9 windows need replacement-average size is 28x42Garage needs new doorsInterior:Needs new kitchen-everythingBathroom needs updatingRefinish hardwood floors-in good shape overallNew interior doorsNew paint throughoutUpdate interior hardware, fixtures, etcBasement:Damp-due to poor/nonexistent gutters/downspoutsClean/paintInstall washer/dryer hookupsMechanicals:New HVAC needed but duct work looks soundNew water heater neededReplumb, all galvanized-pretty straightforward plumbing jobElectric was upgraded to 100 amp breaker service approx. 20 years ago.

After many years, the second owner started to build a house and blocked off the path.

Yes, it is all more expensive.There are more considerations than just liability protection when considering LLC's or not - you should speak to both your attorney, and your tax preparer (Not H&R Block).I still have one property in my own name that I acquired before I started buying in LLC's.