We've had the age-old debate on whether it is better to hold your real estate in an LLC or just under your name.

Adam got his first full time job at age 20 but could only afford to put $2000 per year into his company's 401K plan.  

Future notices must be done by someone of legal age not associated with the action); 2) leaving a copy with a person of suitable age and discretion and sending a copy through the mail addressed to the resident; or 3) affixing a copy of the notice in a conspicuous place on the premises and sending a copy through the mail addressed to the resident.

The giveaways are the age of the roof (that may be included in the MLS listing and, if not, the County or City building dept should have the previous roofing permit on file so you can find the age that way), leaks anywhere inside the house, wear and tear, melting or warped end caps (the pieces that wrap around the edges on comp roofs), missing shingles and eave damage.

Technically, he doesn't have standing, because the lease is signed between myself and his daughter, who's of age, and her boyfriend.

Hell of a lot better, faster, and easier than trying to build up a retirement account to be able to retire on at what, maybe age 70 if I'm lucky? 

Being a US citizen living out of the country since the age of 7, I don't have a credit history.

But I now run food grade anti freeze through the lines as I added 2.5 baths & a 23x12 kitchen all with extensive Pex plumbing.

It was her elementary aged son who left the back door unlocked because he couldn't find the key.  

I know a lot of my posts can come across as anti-RE, which is not my intention.