Just spent 5 minutes looking at some rental listings in prestigious areas of Minneapolis suburbs (maple grove) which I have a friend who lives there.Take a look at this listing (you may know who the realtor is on this one) a bag holder bought it at the peak in 2022 for 315k tried to rent it initially for $2400, now it’s going for 2k .

I want to do white from the tan current color.These are the toilet paper holder, towel rack, and soap dish fixtures - I think porcelain - old style material.I would attach a photo but I don’t see any links to do so.

It seems to me that the typical layperson tenant is operating at a severe disadvantage vis-à-vis an experienced attorney in landlord tenant litigation.

Looking for this acquisition to fit the minimum threshold for an E2 Visa application so anywhere between $100,000.00 USD - 1M USDCost ultimately depends on the health of the company and room for growth.Location: Have preferred locations but not stuck on any one spot or state, open to FLA, TX possibly ARZTo confirm looking for an existing management company (vacation rentals specifically) to purchase Any suggestions for business brokers in this space would be greatly appreciated as wellThank you all in advance

Both those can be done at the recorder's office, but was there another feature you have that allows us to build a list of note holders?

But given that there is plenty of equity and the value of the home is great enough to repay both the mortgage holder and myself, why does the mortgage holder get wiped clean.

The mortgage holder could only challenge the sale if they claim they didn't receive proper notice prior to the sale.

A partial lien release package will need to be submitted to the IRS once all lien holders are approved.

On a side note, If the voucher holder is has a 2 bedroom voucher and is renting out your 3 bedroom home their rent will be capped off at their voucher amount.

Its "easy," and everything is taxed along with the rest of your finances.If you were holding Title, you'd want the LLC to be in the same state as the property so that the Title holder would have legal standing in the court should you need to go there (with an attorney of course)...