PM me if you want help organizing something!

Here in Denver, many of those companies have left and the larger tax departments that would hire someone with my skill set are gone via merger and relocated to an area where labor is cheaper.  

It helps to be as organized as possible.

@Ellis San Jose I can't thank you enough for this very organized and explain information that I needed.

The one thing I want to get feedback on prior to sitting down with our CPA is how do other people in similar situations organize the dissolution up front?  

Hard to say without knowing your budget, skills, and goals.If you are wanting us to randomly throw out effective strategies, here is one ... if LA proper is too expensive and too competitive for you, then go East young man ...

I am also interested in learning about the 203k loan, as someone who is not skilled at repair work, it seems like a great idea to me.

--Site plan, energy plan, floor plan, structural plan, and so forth.If you have drafting skills AND are familiar with these drawings, you can make them yourself, but if they're not up to snuff, you'll waste a lot of time and effort.

But then again, you can consider that the cost of education to help build your estimating skills as well.

Account Closed We have exchanged previously and I think given your situation and skills you would be a perfect fit for a dog of a house that would still finance.