Let's see how that goes.These are my personal results and I don't claim that they will always work or that it will work for everyone but it's worked for me in the past and if it ain't broke...

On the bright side, at least he'll know what you're up to when your not doing your regular day job.

Or just go to the owners with a quit claim deed and have them sign it over for a couple of hundred bucks.

. :)PS, yes I'm a gun owner, just don't let Tim W. see this or he'll claim I only have a Daisey BB gun.

They claimed the law required them to add it automatically (highly suspicious of that...)I know how to proceed and file complaints etc., but before I start this I wanted to check on possible input from other WI residents with umbrellas.

I've been using this term for the last few months and wanted to officially claim it on the interwebs. ;)We have gone from a real estate bubble to a real estate puddle.

If you're confident enough with asset segregation in the LLC and not concerned about personal liability, then, just go without.Make tenants carry renter's insurance and reimburse them.Anyway, not that I'm recommending it, but for scenarios where a property is worth 50k in a isolated LLC, I don't see the upside to paying 1k in insurance.Here's the view of a claims professional who doesn't sell, but deals with the aftermath of bad things happening.

I don't know if you can only claim depreciation for the first 27.5 years of the life of the house, or 27.5 years from when you buy it.Hopefully some of the tax guys will come in here and give you a more solid answer.

(only a few states have these), affidavits of death of a joint tenant (non-spousal) and sometimes quit claims right before death are some of the ways property gets inherited without a probate action.Happy researching!

I do think a motivated seller would rather call a marketing piece with a face vs a regular yellow letter or post card.I'm gonna bump this again to see if can get any more feedback before I spend a few thousand on marketing materials with my Mug all over them.AG