Have had the pleasure of serving this community in a variety of capacities including as a non-profit manager, school district administrator and now as a full-time Realtor.

I work as an attorney in my day job (not in your state) and I deal with administrative licensing issues regularly.

It would stablilize the housing market and reward those who use good personal financial habbits.I've heard there is a three teir possibility for the governments continued intrusion into the housing market which keeps FHA alive in all.http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-administration-offer-three-solutio

If we were to get a new administration by then (which will happen either in 1 year or 5 years), those rates could be higher or lower, but probably higher.

Luckily the Obama home affordability thing did one good thing for us, which was let us out of the deal without paying gains tax on the short sale.So here we are.

My careers included accountant, insurance sales, entrepreneur (retail...successful, but took too much time, so sold so I could spend more time raising my boys), software developer, college instructor, college administrator, and instructional designer (curriculum developer).Over the years, my husband and I rehabbed a few properties for rentals, which we later sold, so now that I am at loose ends again (the college I worked for the last 10 years gained a new administration who decided to lose a few hundred employees), I decided to try my hand at flipping.

I went back to school and got my degree in Healthcare Administration and was working in the dialysis field up until April of this year.Real estate investing has always been something that interested me.

Under the current administration, leveraging the available tax benefits is going to be even more important for commercial property owners.

Perhaps what you really need is an administrative assistant to do some of the minutia items and you concentrate on the more important items.

The partnership structure allows you a great deal of flexibility and while the number of tax filings goes up the record keeping and administrative burden remains the same.