To be honest, most CPAs use an organizer which is a document interview about your taxes.  

I told contractors I  have been interviewing that I want to buy/pay the materials myself.

I told contractors I have been interviewing that I want to buy/pay the materials myself.

Also, I interviewed 30 lenders for my first property before I found the right company.

This is in the interview process, so I can imagine what they are like when it is under contract. 

This means you are still getting the same protection, but since the Land Trust is the owner of the property you don't have to mess with the foreign filing.In regards to Series LLCs and states that recognize them or not, the issue comes down to each specific state recognizing the "internal liability shield."

So, I do appreciate that and recognize those things are huge and they get that right.  

It has been a laborious process in finding these resources for my clients and I'm currently interviewing them (with a whole lot of what ifs) to determine the depth of their expertise and interest.    

Hi Lauren,Here are some good questions to ask when interviewing your next property manager: How long have you been a property manager?

What I'm thinking of now, is how to make software do this for me -- recognize a derelict house.