You'll have plenty of opportunities to speak to the applicants during the pre-screen process on the phone and subsequent calls to answer questions and discuss next steps.

I remember once closing down an LLC too soon, and then subsequently receiving a significant refund check of some sort.

Therefore, you shouldn't file Form 3115, Application for Change in Method of Accounting, to make this election or to stop applying the safe harbor in a subsequent year.http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-S...

BUT if you execute another 1031 down the road when and if you want to sell your new properties, you can, essentially, keep deferring taxation until you die, avoiding paying taxes on this sale or any subsequent sales for your entire life.Bonus: your heirs inherit your investment props with a 'stepped up' basis equal to the market value of the property at the time of your death, meaning all that capital gain and depreciation recapture that's been rolled into each successive property gets wiped out.

If you let this slide, you will have your security deposit eaten up quickly.

I think the holding period would be about a year so the first year would hemorrhage cash flow (not included in the analysis above), but subsequent years would be fruitful.

How many slides in the presentation?

Any subsequent lender is going to want all of the same "stuff" so it's then easier to deal with them.

Loan Fee Rates for Loans Closing On or After April 7, 2023 and prior to November 14,2031VA Purchase or Construction LoansDown Payment Amount Funding Fee PercentageFirst Use Less than 5% 2.15%5% or more 1.5%10% or more 1.25%Subsequent Use Less than 5% 3.3%5% or more 1.5%10% or more 1.25%VA Cash-Out RefinanceFunding Fee PercentageFirst Use 2.15%Subsequent Use 3.3%Other VA Home Loan TypesLoan Type Funding Fee PercentageInterest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRLs) 0.5%Manufactured Home Loans (not permanently affixed) 1%Loan Assumptions 0.5%Native American Direct Loan (Non-IRRRL) 1.25%Note: Reduced funding fee rates apply to loans made to purchase or construct a dwelling with aDownpayment of five percent or more of the purchase price.

The presentation and subsequent meetings resulted in a (7) figure contract.