Besides, given your prior experience, you would probably do very will at the entry level (under $100k, purchase and rehab) flip game.My (conservative) view is not a popular one here on BP.

Marcus welcomeUnder " learn " tab view : How - to information and listen to podcastGood luck with your investing

You should never agree with that type of policy from the builder unless it is stated you will not be closed until you the buyer views the inspection report, and things are fixed if anything needs fixing.

It is along a row of nice quality homes across the street from a great view of the Merrimack River.

Look under the " learn " tab for podcasts and How-to guidesAttend a few local investor meet-up and REIA clubDetermine a few local investor agents in your areaMake sure financing is totally ready then start viewing property on-line / in-person.Good luck with your investing

No.You have absolutely zero obligation to this is agent by viewing this house.

Just go to the county assessor site and you can view tax record info.

So I realize that perhaps an s-corp isn't worth setting up for to maximize profit for one property, but if it comes out as slightly beneficial in terms of cost, then it will be worth it for me that I'm setting up an infrastructure for the long-view.

  _ I looked at your Zillow listing and also a street view from Google Maps.  

The way she views the transaction may be the best way to untangle this all...