For something small like this, expect designer fees of $1k - $2k, including working with the county to get permits.  

From my understanding a property can only be listed C5 due to serious structural issues, nothing about how messy or drunken or drugged up the renters are can cause such a designation, so if it has been listed C5 than the inspector must have missed something right?

While I enjoy the real estate reality genre, nothing in a my landlording career would interest a  reality TV producer (no drama, by design).

You get taxed as ordinary income unless you use an S-corp or an LLC with the s-corp tax designation.

Hi Jeremy, I don't have a yes or no answer, but with my experience here in San Francisco as an Interior Designer we don't flip homes without getting a permit and a licensed  contractor especially if it's a major renovation.

A single shower stall with a great glass enclosure will give you more appeal and modern design.

This one will help you get insight on where you want to go, and what you want a VA for.I've used Fiverr.com to get one time help with jobs from people (SEO research, logo design, blog post writing).I've used OnlineJobs.ph for hiring more long term help .. people posting Craigslist ads or answering calls for me.Both are nice because with Fiverr.com you don't have to train someone to do something for you -- just tell them what you're looking for.

All 401k plans are by design controlled by the principal of the business (or appointed representative) who serves as trustee.  

The Solo 401k falls under the Qualified Plan (pre-tax) and Designated Roth account categories.http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-tege/rollover_chart.pdf

Meaning, I don't have to necessarily provide them evidence of current title insurance....just sufficient evidence that the title is clear.9c(iii) seems more favorable to the Seller than 9c(i), since the language in 9c(i) is the following:Seller shall designate Closing Agent and pay for Owner’s Policy and Charges (but not including charges for closing services related to Buyer’s lender’s policy and endorsements and loan closing, which amounts shall be paid by Buyer to Closing Agent or such other provider(s) as Buyer may select);It seems to me, that 9c(i) is implying the Seller would pay for the Owner's policy, which could amount to over $200.  9c(iii) limits the Seller's responsibility to $200 to simply cover title search expenses.Any thoughts?