Although different business entities can address this issue, it appears only a one-person C Corp can offer a stand-alone HRA (healthcare reimbursement arrangement) that reimburses one for both individual health insurance premiums and medical expenses.Thanks for any input on this topic.

It's really a choice between established but a little sketchy and unestablished and not sketchy.

If your entity is otherwise adequately capitalized and insured, and the formalities for establishment and maintenance of the entity properly honored, I would not worry about it.If that is all a creditor attorney has to try to get to you personally, that attorney is in trouble."

Personal financial problems that can be solved by selling the house include past due child support, medical expenses, life itself.Physical problems of the house usually come in form of expensive repairs vandalism, or city/county code violations.

for example, I can't seem to manage to figure out how to send my business info to my already established contacts....Please help!

Don't take this the wrong way but I find it hard to believe you are getting them that cheap when companies like ours that are established can't.Regarding using hardoney to buy and hold, send me a pm and I can tell you how I do it as you will have to refi out with a lender.

They will have to show a hardship such as loss of job or income, unexpected medical expenses, etc. to qualify usually.

They may be old and worn out, they may have medical issues, they may need to move from the area or there may be external issues that hinder them in operating the business.The other aspect is knowledge.

In Pennsylvania, if the lease is established for 12 months, and there are 11 months left on the lease, I am obligated to follow the lease.Have you seen copies of the lease?

If that homeowner has had some medical emergency, or lost their job, etc. what do you expect them to do?