we bought one for 420k and the other for 440K, We rented all upstairs by rooms and rented the 2 bedroom bsmt suite out separately. 

Google "FHA seasoning guideline" or something to that effect for more info, but essentially it has nothing to do with what your initial question was asking.Btw, I sent you a message back earlier today to email me.

My name is Chris, I'm currently a 23-year-old college student in Los Angeles, California, studying Visual Effects for the entertainment industry (i.e., special effects for movies -- y'know, blowing stuff up).

I really want to keep things as simple and cost effective as possible before going the route of talking to an ERISA attorney, but I appreciate your input.

The unintentional side effect is this creates and employer-employee relationship and that spells a nightmare if there's an adverse parting of the ways.

You can have all of the benefits of Trevor's viewpoint without assuming all of the risk.An LLC is litigation protection from suits not covered by insurance (any alleged intentional fraud, gross negligence, health code violation, etc.)You want an LLC to hold the assets separate from yourself or the operations of the company.

Hey Devante-Haven't done any personal research on that market, but I would imagine Fort Benning has a huge effect on everything.

A lead disclosure is important, and understanding if and how the utilities are split can have a big effect on your bottom line.Many of those things above will be on the seller's disclosure list.

Actually shopping a broker is more effective than shopping carriers.

If you have any general strategy that you think is effective, please do share!