Transitioning to more and more RE until I sail away.Personal Ohio residence has no mortgage.

Once you have enough years under your belt, you can decide whether you want to transition to RE full time. 

If you own one of the transition stores, your value went up overnight, but renegotiating options or a new lease will be more difficult w wba.

@Tomo Iikubo Just maybe, and that's a huge maybe, I would be willing to work with them if it were not for:Bouncing (3) checks - If they were honest from the start so you could plan accordingly and help them to transition out of your unit, I'd suggest doing so, but by bouncing checks they were blatantly lying to you each month.

I recently moved to Washington and need to transition the LLC into Washington, while keeping the same Federal EIN.

The overage idea is to allow for a vet who is transitioning to go from one house to another without requiring a sale prior to the next purchase. 

Hello BP Community,I'm looking clarify the following questions:What would the tax/penalties (if applicable) be for rolling over 1) my ROTH IRA and 2) my old, traditional employer 401(k) into a Self-Directed ROTH IRA? ...

Is my transit to work has doubled, and I have not put working out as a priority.

As the transition happened very quickly for these tenants (and all were very much spooked) we gave him a 1-month grace period / allowing him to pay on the 10th that first month and told him in no uncertain terms that the following month rent needs to be paid on the 1st and is late on the 5th. 

I know this is quite the wall of text, but I don't really have any family or friends who are financially knowledgeable and don't really know where I should turn to for advice, so I apologize ahead of time for the novel below.I had been working two jobs, seven days a week, 72+ hours a week for the past six months, and had planned on continuing to do so until I could secure a loan and make the transition into a rehab project on what would be my first property (I decided a while ago that real estate was my answer to early financial freedom).