I've had applicants, at this point, say "I just got out of jail on drug dealing charges."

IMHO, 99% of all junk dealers/recyclers/pawn shops KNOWINGLY buy stolen goods for their own greedy profits.

You must be licensed by the NASD (securities) if you are going to sell the securitized TIC investment property or you must be licensed by the state department of real estate (DRE in California) if you are selling the real estate TIC investment property. 1031 Exchange Options is one of the few TIC Brokers that requires its licensed registered representatives to be dual licensed, but it is not required.You might be able to get your securities license and hang the license with a broker dealer that will permit you to do both real estate work and securities work.

Almost makes you wonder if he was a drug addict, because his actions sound almost implausible to a rational person.

The tenant spends the rent on a pitbull and you're going to evict them - YOU'RE A SLUMLORD.The tenant is involved in a drug bust and you're going to evict them - YOU'RE A SLUMLORD.The tenant is a pig with dirty dishes and uneaten food everywhere.

I was on drugs for 30 years, but quit 3 years ago.

In 99.9% of the cases where you hear a woman was raped, kidnapped, abused, etc, there was one big factor involved: DRUGS.

But the question is always there, and I am not sure if the title is marked that the home was temporarily seized as a drug house.

OK, my question is, would it be smart, since I'm looking several business, starting out with one LLC to act as General partner to all the different businesses as LP's LLC as general partner and me as a limited partner in construction LP real estate investment LP coin dealer and financing LP That is to start, if any one business takes off I will create a LLC just for that one business so the other LP can't touch the asset of the thriving Business. any thoughts would be appreciated.

I work in retail and office property, but there are others that focus just on apartment complexs, medical office buildings, drug stores, etc.