I personally use both as the cost of an LLC and even the higher cost of lending to an LLC is worth many times the amount of rewards that I get from them.For everyone making broad statements that one doesn't need an LLC, I would strongly suggest that you get more informed about the limitations of insurance and how a properly set up LLC (or sets of LLCs) is protecting you and your assets.

Although I wonder from cost & work perspective, is that better/cheaper to do vs demolishing the existing shed and rebuild properly or replacing with a prefab unit (from Home Depot, etc.) after the demolition.

With this particular surveying company, they saw the error of their ways and provided the corrected survey with the correct lot numbers and easements in the proper places.

You should have a legal right to enter the home as long as you give proper notice.

Rent increases or lease renewals need to be given with proper notice.

I already believe it’s a good lifestyle decision, but would like both things to line up.25F, Single, Project Manager @ Healthcare Income: 90K of base salary (not including bonuses or stock options because unsure of exact figures).

I already believe it’s a good lifestyle decision, but would like both things to line up.25F, Single, Project Manager @ HealthcareIncome: 90K of base salary (not including bonuses or stock options because unsure of exact figures).

I already believe it’s a good lifestyle decision, but would like both things to line up.25F, Single, Project Manager @ HealthcareIncome: 90K of base salary (not including bonuses or stock options because unsure of exact figures).

I am wondering if anyone has a similar experience with this when it comes to receiving the proper financing.I am in the Orlando/Davenport Florida area.

Besides the condition of the property and possible repairs, what else do I need to know to analyze a property properly?