Originally posted by @James Jordan:Will not Write an offer and see if they take it or not. 1 or 2 or 3 being non-owner occupied will not jeopardize their FHA lending unless the building is already keeping some as rentals.

I began looking in to the public records of mortgages in my county and seeing who the lenders were, and doing my research to find a time to meet with them.

The most common difference is that the state will impose some tax or fee on pass-through entities where the federal government does not.Many business organizations are required to have the same fiscal year as their owner(s) have or to basically have a deposit with the IRS to compensate for timing differences.https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...https://www.sba.gov/business-guide/launch/choose-b...

It seems that while the locals won't currently report such things to credit bureaus, a tax sale including the owner's personal information would be public record that could potentially be obtained by credit bureaus.

Such institutions have a different business model, and allow an IRA to invest in anything the IRS rules allow for, not just publicly traded assets.

Yes both solo 401k plans can obtain non-recourse loans.

In your case its late on the 2nd, unless that is a public holiday, then you serve it the next day because that's the day its late.In your case with a persistent late payer, I'd try to do a personal service and if that fails a nail & mail service.

I have 5 units so far that are market rent or non CHA.

(I've only just become aware of his clout/non-clout around the corridors of power).It came to my attention that he believes that January 1, 2018 is going to be the day that the next phase of their plan will be put into motion, and (from what I've read) he reckons there's nothing the President can do to stop Countries from diversifying away from the US dollar (into Distributed Ledger Technology).What say then the USA about their strategy of "quantitative easing", if that happens?

Offering your contract at public auction, in my opinion is a great way to gererate interest and to expose the property.As a professional auctioneer - depending on what price you are in for and what you will accept as a net-equity profit - I would suggest a reserve public auction (you'll have more participants if you do an absolute auction).Not all auctioneers are good at marketing real estate - you'll need to interview them - you'll need to know the following:how much advertising money do they want up front to market the property, commission, time frame, how many real estate deals have they done, are they honest, will they do an assignment, are they respected in the community, where will they market your deal, get references, are they authorized to conduct real estate auctions?