There's always SOMETHING in the inspection report.

If you personally guarantee the loan it will report on your credit.

. - Paperwork: I prefer inspectors who provide their report and suggestions in a nice organized folder.

Single Member LLC’s have been in the news for failing to provide liability protection in 2 ways. (1) Someone sues you and gets ownership of the LLC or rights to distributions of the LLC; and (2) someone sues the LLC and you are liable because the veil had been pierced.

I guess this is old news, but I just saw that they updated the HARP program (HARP 2.0) to include investor loans and eliminate the 125% LTV requirement.

I was THEN supposed to view the title report when my attorney sent it over to the seller's attorney a month later but I never requested it.

Jump in and share your story . . . and if you'd be interested in getting quoted on your experience, please indicate so, and you may get contacted by a reporter.

This would be a question for your CPA, but I believe you would technically report the income when you get it.

Hi Sam Sagor, I did a quick search in the links section where news articles are posted on BP.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/new-american-dream-is-renting-to-get-rich.html