I tell little girls just how adorable they are; I hold the door for my elders, & always let them go ahead of me (even when they take their time); & I stop to let cars out in traffic, allow people the right of way in crosswalks, & politely wave when everyone else beeps at me in appreciation ;0)To say the least some of my ways are a bone of contention for most of my Mass friends that explain to me (over, & over, & over) that my "friendliness" gives off the wrong impression ;0).

The taxes are exactly the same and if you compared the two side by side, there would be absolutely no difference between a sole proprietor and an LLC except that lines C and D are filled in on the schedule C with the entity's name and EIN and the LLC will have an additional expense each year of "Business Licenses and Annual Filing Fees"There is nothing wrong with a disregarded entity and there's no reason to go to extra lengths to have it file its own tax return, but if you're bound and determined, here are two options.1.  

Something is radically wrong here.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

The old concrete will be all in the wrong spots and prevent proper support spacing.

Sometimes you can be paying off the wrong debts:-(Chelsea, revere, Malden, Medford, melrose, Winthrop IMHO that's a big area, you may want to focus on one City/Town for now...and of course set a timeline for ACTION>

Of course part of the holding costs is paying the mortgage in the meantime, but that could be offset with any rents that come in.Whatever offer that was made, it would be contingent on an inspection period and approval of my partners (in this case, buyers).Keep in mind that if your seller (or buyer) jumps at the first price you offer, then you made the wrong offer.

Please don't get me wrong.  

Maybe I'm wrong and just need more clarification on who's responsible for what? 

I don't see anything wrong if If a wholesaler said that he will be bringing in his financial partner, because in reality that is actually a business or financial partner.

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