Based on how long this technology has been around, I don't think there will be a strong future for it.

We are getting ready to purchase our first multi family investment property and are having some difficulties on how we should structure the finances of it.  

Given that the parent LLC will be the LLC filing tax returns, will we run into trouble or difficulty when making distributions or filing taxes as the portfolio grows?

Amazing new technology.

I don't know where you're building is in Manchester, but depending on the area, you might find tenants who may have difficulty with an online payment system (don't have a computer, would rather send a check since they can't guarantee the money will be there when it auto transfers, etc.)3.

HML, then there are lenders with no seasoning requirements (be aware that their LTV's might be restricted in this case, and the rates/pts. will be higher than if you go the traditional route).One thing that I would warn you about is the difficulty in refinancing low-value properties.

So if you were not over extended prior to the GR, you should not have had any difficulty weathering the GR.  

Sorry to hear of the difficulties, hope you can get them resolved.

But newer “more efficient” cars mean more expense to repair due to the technology in them.

-GordenEverybody is entitled to their own opinions and strategies, but, food for thought on this comment:If it were easy, everybody could do it, the difficulty is where the profits are for those who can get through it.