I'm too organized for my own good so to show you guys how much effort I'm trying to put into doing this right, here's my growing list of things to know/complete before my start date:Create a fixed cost and/or 70% rule spreadsheetMake a "property viewing" sheet for when I visit the propertyCreate a list of target zipcodesResearch different companies to get an idea of repair costs in the areaCreate a marketing campaign with a schedule of when to do whatCome up with a written strategy for finding cash buyers fastMake a list of nearby title companiesStart written market research for each zipcodeTo answer the questions you're probably thinking right now: Yes, I do this with pretty much everything and yes, I do usually get it done in timely fashion.- RHY

I'm Canadian, but he's American and I trust him enough to make the company 51% American if need be to access greater financing sources.Anyways:Goals1.

So I’m currently storing all of my properties into a Dropbox folder, and I’m using the old fashion pen and paper to keep up with my buyers.

it was proposed to change to 5 years but it was thrown out thankfully at the last minute.. still 2 years and still one of the single best tax treatment the average american can take..and why i am adamant especially in areas of historic appreciation that folks should do whatever it takes to get that primary residence

Even if a pipe bursts at the other two, there are certain conditions that must be met.Prior to the insurance coverage I outlined that I had above, I had policies via American Modern through Allstate. 

Wouldn't be as lucrative, but would get me into the game so I can see how it's done in a proper fashion?

Tel Aviv has the added demand of American and European Jews wanting a stakehold in the Jewish home land too. 

Dave's primary audience is the 70% of Americans that live paycheck to paycheck and the 63% that cannot write a check for $1,000, according to Fox Business.

However, I know there are risks with transferring to an LLC in this fashion so am I better off just biting the bullet and taking the loan out through the LLC, meaning 30% downpayment, likely less than 30 year loan, and likely a bit higher interest rate?

I think the major difference is for 97% of Americans this will be the largest financial activity of their life.