Some places require bonds and insurance so you'll need to state you settlement date and apply for refunds on bond/ins premiums.Personal property records may need to be assigned for tax purposes at the county and declare taxable property to the assessor.You'll need to see your tax preparer to file applicable tax forms from the sale and for income declarations as well as any application to change accounting methods or tax treatment of the company.In a real estate company you'll need to clear the old officers/directors and members with the State Real Estate Commission according to the license requirements for those positions and set any Broker Manager.Signs, letterhead, business cards, logos, copy rights and patents, if any (lol) should be described in the sale contract as well as all books, records, accountings and related working papers (so that an audit may be performed).

The small independent guy has better pricing in my experience.

--3 independent bids on projects over 500$?

Thanks for the input.I've been audited once, I don't want anyone to have to play that game!!!

Independent and state projection studies see 300-400 additional students per year through 2020.- Recently appraised ~$2.1MI've got the numbers figured out on how to optimize returns both before and after tax based on the structure of the mortgage, but in doing so it assumes we'll be able to sell the property.

A short list of those who can profit from regulations:Attorneys, accountants, mortagage originators, compliant lenders, servicing companies, note brokers, appraisers, estate planners, compliance audit companies and hard money lenders/banks.The MH dealers, maybe like yourself can be scooping up the firesales as the little and unknowing operators fold and close their doors.

Professional tenants look to find LLs of single family homes because a lot of independent LLs don't do due diligence on applicants - then they get burned and the professional tenant moves on to the next unsuspecting independent LL.

And should my brother form his own S-corp since he will probably be doing his own independent buy and hold and fix and flip deals.

What you might consider is a building or construction manager and hire them independently of the builder, the builder should have no problem with someone experienced on job sites looking at work done, in fact, IMO, it's best for the buyer not be an inspector but just vist with a smile on their face.

and in every attempt to be helpful and SAVE YOU MONEY AND A POSSIBLE IRS AUDIT...Candidly, if you're unclear on this concept you DO NOT NEED to be doing your own taxes!