We have used a normal LLC for our residential business and a separate one for our multifamily projects.But dont just take my word for it, spend the $$ and sit down with a lawyer in the DFW area.

I think Guru is someone that is trying to trick someone into spending money on a system that either has never been proven or they are excessive charges that people who signed up did not expect.

I'd spend more time working on Plan B and less time defending the feasibility of lease/options.

BP is a great resources with several tools at your disposal (forums, blogs, podcasts, fileplace, and more), so make sure you spend some time to familiarize yourself with site and its offerings.

Definitely spend some some time to familiarize yourself with the federal fair housing laws and your local regs as they apply to advertising as well as occupancy.

Not sure I want to go.I don't like spending tons of time listening to the same old hype and junk...

I thought about applying as a part time CFI somewhere just to keep my teaching skills up, but then I thought that I'd rather spend my nights and weekends working towards a job that can actually help pay some bills.

Also there is a 10 year warranty on anything that is installed incorrectly.Although I suspect you state may have a similar law its only as good as the money and time you are willing to spend enforcing it.Finding someone you can trust, warranty or no warranty, is important.

I think you would spend more time trying to save $.46 then working on your business.

Our lender has a fee to extend their lock on the rate, I'm trying to see if the seller Ocwen will credit that back at closing.