I highly doubt that.

I don't know much about Dodd Frank or the Safe Act, and though I'm learning I doubt I'll ever know as much as a loan originator. 

It’s the self doubt that is my biggest stumbling block and inhibits my ability to act.

With Brutsman out of the state, I doubt they will put up much fight to retain the land if I apply for tax deed.

They hire assemblers in the plant without a degree, but if you want to become a shift supervisor, you need a college degree.No doubt real estate is great right now, but it is a cyclical business.

I’m new here too so I doubt that I vet deals any more efficiently than you at this point, but I would suggest bumping up to 2 deals a day and here’s why.

If you are laying tile then use the cement based boards.I am suggesting you safely encapsulate the existing vinyl tile and leave it alone.

For things like outsourcing upsells where you're just the middle man (e.g. providing an option to purchase tickets to a local tour or theme park) I doubt that would change the taxable structure, but definitely a conversation to have with a CPA.  

So if the LLC is the legal owner and all the tax certificates then that is who would be the signer for all legal documents May want to ask your real estate lawyer for correct advice on that if in doubt.

I doubt there's going to be significant appreciation in NYC in the short team (2-3 years) given where we are in the market.