Moreover, you might not be able to convince the seller of the benefits they receive and you might not be able to get around the loan servicer responsibilities.

Anything else could be used against you and adds ZERO benefit. 

You need to do a cost benefit analysis.

These can eat up a significant amount of water.Shut the water main off and see what happens.You can also contact the water company, explain the home is vacant, and ask for a credit.

(she's licensed in new york and got her NC license this year).she's had the benefit (I am the lucky one though) of being my sidekick for years and experiencing my dealings.

@Jennifer Petrillo, usually if it is Female owned business you can get favorable loans and help from the SBA, there may be other government benefits as well.All the LLC's i filed are single member, i have one that at the time it was formed, there were 4 of us as Members,  i had my lawyer draft everything. i am not sure if there are instructions for the sites and i do not want to steer you towards the wrong thing, best you check out the sites and see if they explain how to fill out what you need.

Also open to hearing doubts, fears, etc for people who have decided to not go, as long as cost is not the main driver.I know BP in general advises against “Guru” programs.

I talked to my CPA and he stated that there isn’t any tax benefits to purchasing this property INITIALLY.

Bottom of market and had the VA benefit.

Very specific dilemma just popped up.I'm attempting to rent out the main portion of a duplex I recently purchased in Key West, FL.