On the death, you pass property to your heirs capital tax free, but not via an LLC.3.

Now I'm really scared to death.

For example, if you own property in different states from your residence, upon your death there would be an ancillary probate proceeding in every state where you own real property other than the one where you are domiciled.

Water is death to particle board, and in my experience plywood is much stronger and less likely to flake off if a staple or screw goes in a bit off of target.

Sometimes offering things like helping with the move, storage, etc would go a long way, as some people who have been foreclosed on are just scared to death and don't know what to do. 

Death, incapacitation, spouses, and children are others.And, yes, you will disagree on the smallest issues.

Taking orders from others and being forced to adhere to specific time constraints and vacation allowance has taken it's toll.  

It was quit claim deeded to two sons in 2007 with a life estate until the mother's death.

I'm a newbie I really hope I don't bore you guys to death, but here is a little bit about me.

Have you ever looked "composed" where in fact you were scared to death?