Originally posted by Brian Levredge:My CPA, who is also a tax attorney, has said to me that assets held in Nevada or Delaware corps are harder to get at for a spouse when they are going through a divorce.Maybe true, but that sounds completely different than a "business" decision.

Just looking for some guidance on a important decision.

Seems the final decision may be up to HUD

No matter your level of trust, you have to rely on the wisdom and decision making of others, which you can find to be frustrating at times.

We are looking to buy again soon and although we will likely do VA this time around, I will definitely hone my FHA skills again before making the final financing decision.

Because you both have to agree on any decision.

Qualified Use property means that the property sold and the property acquired must be held for investment, rental or use in a trade or business.

Information flows so freely now, but that of course doesn't correlate with good decision making.

Having a partner not experienced in real estate will make your decisions more difficult than they need to be.

I took 3 semesters of trade school classes in the subject before realizing the school wasn't going to deliver on their promises.