I became active in public hosuing and section 8 by the mayor appointing me as commissioner of a large public housing agency, having to manage the folks who manage the programs and owned housing units.

;)Now I'm taking the week "off"--of rehabs at least--to catch up on accounting and household whatnots.Next week, I've set up appointments to see more properties--for myself.

I have a single member LLC and my understanding is that I would be setting up a separate checking account where I was appointed the trustee and that all income and expenses would flow in and out of this account.Once the checking account/trust is created, how would you handle the financials for the actual 401k plan?

I have overseen over 1,200 units as a commission of a large PHA and I cut costs and overhead and had some significant maintenance/improvements made, hired an attorney on staff, acquired other properties for expansions and brought the PHA to a well performing rating, don't get me wrong as if I'm taking all the credit, there was a great staff and excutive director that I put in there that was amazing and they get the credit, but I stepped into that appointed position and had never owned 100 apartment units at one time!

The vast majority of HUD appointed title companies choose to not close both transactions.

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So I setup an appointment with him figuring maybe he just doesn't like e-mail.

If the property is owned by an estate that is being probated, it's been appraised by a court-appointed probate referee or appraiser.

Small brokers, one man shops, play the appointment game.

I should also state that she has been very good in terms of reliability, responsiveness, and I think she works hard regarding the setting up of appointments, dealing with other realtors, attorney, etc.