and the bottom line is that there is no wrong way to deal with a contractor.

If the very first line in Notepad says exactly this.LOGwith the period, then every time you open Notepad, it will enter the current date and time at the bottom of your last entry, ready for the next log entry.

Older pipe is thin on the bottom.

However, you can place the rental property into its own LLC and help protect yourself from bottom-up creditors, e.g., somebody tripping and falling in the rental.

Multi-member LLC's can help in asset protection by dealing with bottom up creditors (has a claim and/or gets a judgment against the LLC arising from the acts or omissions of the company rather than from the acts or omissions of a member, manager or employee)as well as top down creditors (gets a judgment against the member because of the member's acts or omissions, rather than the acts or omissions of the LLC, its managers or employees).

I have a national site I am setting up soon.Word Press can be used for full websites and not just blogs.Part of the problem with these Wordpress Companies is they put their info at the bottom and steal your SEO juice.The platform I use that I want to stay in wants 1,500 to 2,000 to design my word press site I want.I know elsewhere I could probably get it done for under 300 to 400 but they will take the SEO juice which I don't want.Basically if I could get the design part done for cheap and then plug it into my provider and keep the SEO juice would be what I am after.

I do that as well since real estate is local.Feel free to pm me or call- my number is at the bottom of my posts.

. :)Bryan as another commercial broker said to me.He has a stack of buyers.The ones looking for a needle in a hay stack go to the bottom of the list.My mantra is if I am going to look that long and hard for a deal like that then (I) will be buying it and realizing the returns.I think what happens with funds is that they are getting beat out by local investors willing to buy at a lower return.These local investors usually have decades of knowledge on the areas compared to the outside investors.They are comfortable paying more because of local knowledge whereas an out of county or state investor wants to price in the risk resulting in a lower offer.This is what I find with my listings.Investor A that is local will pay Y and then investor B comes in with a 20% lower offer because they don't know the area.Investor A wins out and closes the deal with more net to the seller or bank.A fund could partner with investor A to get the inside track on the area.This is what my developers would do to get a project pushed through.You use the locals that have the political ties.Nobody likes to see the big boys come in and push them around in their towns.Much easier using locals to cut through the red tape.

forum_id=87&page=1 Down towards the bottom of the first page, Sean Terry spells it out, and I ask some silly questions....ah the good old days :lol:

(entering the contract gives the wholesaler an equitable interest in the property, and makes it legal for him to sell it without a license) He then either closes the property himself and immediately resells to his end buyer, or simply assigns his rights to the contract to an end buyer for a fee.The bottom line is that a Realtor Lists a property, a wholesaler Buys it.