If you are pulling money out you will either be subject to double taxation, or take money out as wages and pay a blended rate between the 20% corporate rate and your ordinary income rate.It depends on whether the House bill or Senate bill wins out on a few different areas, but you still might be better off as an LLC or S-corp (depending upon what you want to do with the business).

I use "American Tenant Screen" for many years for credit checking. 

So I get there after 8.30pm, made new friends and met lots of people and general contractors.See this link:http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/phill-grove-scam-you-be-the-judge/nationwide/phill-grove-love-american-homes-phill-grove-real-estate-coaching-scam-austin-texas-1277687

Flips will just increase ordinary income. 

Unfortunately, I can’t always tell until something out of the ordinary happens.Thank you.

If its a flip its taxed as ordinary income regardless of how long you own it. 

Based on my research, I'm currently thinking that there are no tax/penalties for a ROTH IRA rollover and you'd pay ordinary income tax (via 1099), but with no penalties for a traditional 401(k) to Self-Directed ROTH IRA conversion.

It has too much attention now and multiple American agencies will soon implement futures to bet against bitcoin.

Some of these REIAs might have good recommendations:http://american-reia.com/louisiana-real-estate-and-landlord-clubs/

Also, if anything American guard their privacy more tightly then we do in Canada but for the most part in the US, you can find out a whole lot more online regarding any property then up here.That and the fact that Real Estate boards are still fighting rear guard actions in the courts to protect their turf by not allowing the publication of sales history is depressing....