Older buildings do have a certain charm, but at the same time can have considerable maintenance issues if the previous owners did not properly take care of them.

in the long run also - if your business expands and begins to purchase real estate (for offices etc.) then Corp is better - it affords the greatest seperation (ownership is severalty with corp, one owner) - although LLC accomplishes the same type of limited liability.

you can also take a look at your goals if you have written them down and see which road will take you to your goals.if it were me i'd look into expanding where i am currently located before moving to another market.

I am looking to meter each unit so that the tenants pay for the gas themself and would like more information about who handles this type of services.City where the proper is located is Logansport, IN.

I sold the house on 1 acre to a couple buying their first home, 2 acres on one side to the family that owned the property on one side and wanted to expand their property for horses, and the remaining land to a gentleman that just moved to the area that wanted to build.

you're 26, life is short brother.he may like you, think you're a good guy, smart with computers and maybe he sees qualities in you that may help him in the long run and help you realize a completely different way of life.on a side note, regardless of this situation with this investor - try not to limit yourself to just your job.there's 24 hours in a day, why work only 8 of them for someone else, then sit around and watch TV or obsess about how lean your stomach looks by working out and wasting valuable time expanding your full potential?

I understand most will be going to the property but if my ROI is above 9% I will be happy...still looking for that perfect deal - I have viewed many properties so far and the numbers look good according to the broker and agent - but they do not have property invested so why should I take their word - if possible please provide and see if you can provide me all the proper formulas with investing in propertyROI etc

It won't last long if it isn't properly cared for.I must say that your post was well executed and affirmations are key to many folks.

You or any other bidder will most likely need cash (cashier's check) to purchase the property at auction.Now the IRS lien will carry over if the first hasn't given proper notification to the IRS.

Just take the time to properly research any foreclosure property.