I'm sure that you will receive people commenting will be on both sides of the fence. 

For me, I don't want 300+ pieces of paper, 300+ annual renewals, and dozens of violations to deal with. 

Hey @Anthony M. removing the pool from your property will give you a lower annual insurance premium.

If you invest broadly for the long term (20-30 plus years) you’ll likely be fine.I know someone who has averaged 11 percent annually since the early 90s.  

The least thread offering marriage advice wasn’t well received. ( For what it’s worth I bought a property with my ex, then married him, and I’m now divorced).

We received the bill and it was for $23,000.

After said letter is received from the credit bureau then the loan would then be removed from the individuals personal credit and be transferred to the LLC credit.Is the scenario above a true scenario?

I’m assuming it depends on how much push back is received from the seller, but I appreciate any advice you may have on this.

I’m assuming it depends on how much push back is received from the seller, but I appreciate any advice you may have on this.

I do not have any intention of selling/buying with clients full-time; however, I find that I typically work 3-4 transactions annually for myself or friends/family.