When I caught up with him and asked about that house, he told me it was a meth house, and that getting rid of everything was the solution that made most sense for their situation (they were re-selling and had to provide a seller's disclosure by PA state law).

If the lenders won't let you transfer them and you are trying to protect yourself there is no other good solution.

No need to be rude, @Marcia Maynard I'm trying to gauge ideas so I can figure out the best solution for myself and for the home owners facing foreclosure.

Louisiana does not require Operating agreements for the LLC, but I have a partner and believe it to be the best solution to protect both my partner and myself.Please advise on whether this has to be filed with the state, or recorded somewhere in public record or just to have on hand for opening accounts ect in the business name.Thanks,Jeff V.

We purchase homes to rent and expect renters to mow the grass so we like to provide some storage. we just purchased a house without any outdoor storage and were wondering if you guys know of a lower cost solution than home depot/lowes.

I will be purchasing from overseas so it seems like an easier solution plus the low interest rates we have could make the extra cost less of an issue.

Long-term solutions require commitments and support from our state and federal government partners.

Some work benches in the garage and a piped in compressor, a gas log in the master bedroom, defined place for a monitor in the kitchen corner (use your imagination).

All to often I see retirement sites that offer "calculators" that do nothing more than give you the number of retirement years you can spend the principal you managed to put together by retirement age.In a trial of "Personal Capital" this was there solution to my continued retirement years.Granted they were most likely basing this calculation on my astute collection of losers in my stock portfolio.  

It will be helpful if the mirrors can be removed and soaked in this solution.