So, seed capital serves two functions.

The consideration for whether or not to hold properties in an LLC is purely a legal liability decision and, because I am not an attorney, I am not qualified to render a professional opinion on this topic.The arguments for and against holding property in an LLC on BP alone are innumerable and can be found utilizing the search functions.

It's more used for conveyances within family or to charitable organizations, etc., so as to preserve the grantor's intent of what the property is to be used for.

A bit quicker is possible if you are organized, don't waste time, and have good fortune.

I bought some shelving units and organized the entire space, it can be handy I wont lie.

Well we are 99% done (have to finish closet organizers) but here's the final pictures!

I don't think I'm giving away the ending when I tell you that he completely failed to mention the organized and determined use of PEDs anywhere in the book.

I recommend using the search function to find and read those.

Unless you want the function of customer service to be a core competency of your business (your biggest value add) then it’s worth it to look into it.When I’ve used a service like Guesty they charged 3% of revenue, which probably comes out to more than other services, but as I grow, the cost of the customer service reps, plus any fringe if you need to hire someone with benefits, will outweigh the good in my opinion.Ultimately it’s a business decision about how you want to manage your business. 

Install it first thing before/right after closing- pro- instant protection for everything to comecons- when they do electric, it'll be going on and off, the base will get moved around, I think it'll just trigger a ton of false alarms/will be non-functional half of the time. also will have to take sensors down for drywall and paint2.