We all have seen that some people argue that neighborhood boundaries are wider (usually to the east & south), but recognize that if you are outside this "core area", you are are generally getting to more marginal areas (although there may be exceptions).To the best of my knowledge, this is the 1st time ever that a map to Fountain Square has been posted on BP, so consider yourself lucky!

It's a gamble, but the discount is steep. 

Research your landlord tenant laws for your state, See if you have a recognized housing association for your state for landlords they usually have a well written lease that is recognized by court system.As equally important to lease is addendum for Crime Free/ Drug Free, Lead, Security Deposit terms, Policy packet for your property, to name a few.And your rental criteria should be set prior to advertising so you stay consistent. 

Now, with that said, if they have the ability to purchase the property and resell it- that's a different story, but most are having people take their property off the market, on a gamble that they can find a buyer, and then take a substantial amount of the sellers equity for it.

I'd be able to save a lot more and more quickly, but I think banks have a long way to go when it comes to recognizing 1099 earnings. 

California, however, does NOT recognize series LLCs so each LLC you create would subject you to this $800 minimum. 

If you were a little less narrow minded, you would easily recognize that 

I am under the impression that forming an LLC would be beneficial for the following reasons:1) Access to business credit and the different products available(I know they're more expensive, but I like having options),2) "Legit" business appearance(perhaps that will help with PML/HML, or any situation where someone/entity only wants to work with recognized businesses),3) Asset protection,4) Lends to better bookkeeping, keeping personal and business separate.I was almost sold on a WY holding company, with child companies in my home state(NC) where I will be operating. 

Rather than requiring the partnership to recognize $6,000 of gain upon the distribution to A, however, as shown above, no gain is recognized.

., the Series LLC is very interesting, and sounds like it solves lots of issues, but I believe if you check with a NH attorney who is knowledgeable in asset protection,  you'll find that it is not recognized in NH.