I'd say this regarding Joe and Robert's comments... as it relates to my company policy and collection management function, which is more or less summed up in our business policies and resolutions: As a business practice, there is no reason to give our banking account information to a tenant, prospect, or vendor.

Set up properly, you'll never be in the public domain.Ryan, yes, BP is full of posts on LLCs, use the search function :)

Unfortunately, the quasi government group that administers the MLO licensing wants MLOs to work for a licensed lender and they refused and still refuse to accept seller finance licenses because they want everyone to work for either a licensed Mortgage Broker (where permitted by state law and function) or a licensed Mortgage Lender.

is not working properly at this time I am now seeing, so I guess my statement only applies when the BP software is actually functioning properly :)

I would suggest you evaluate the money you have available to invest and select the geographic area that you can get the largest bang for your buck.

Moldings are custom made as are doors and windows, just finding the wood was an issue, tiger oak isn't at a box store.Beware too, that politics will be involved in historic rehab projects, inspectors, historic committees, city council, having tax credit programs approved and the community can all influence what must be done.My SO's sister and her husband are the largest historic non-profit in Cali doing historic preservation work.

Just beware of turf issues and overlapping non-profit services, go with the largest one that has a broad reach.

I'd @ him, but we aren't connected, maybe Steve can, as a moderator I think he has more options/functions available to him.Bring this up with your attorney and tax adviser, the passing of interests is in the Operating Agreement, not as a title transfer in the LLC. :)

There is no grandfathering in performing a service or function after the effective date, the date of the contract is irrelevant.

In this scenario, even keeping cash in your portfolio isn't "the ultimate wise move" because let's say with inflation or with a sea change in the economic functioning of this country, your Benjamins get diluted.