However, someone else has suggested just paying the personal credit card bill (once it arrives in the mail) with an LLC check.

I just turned 60 and am glad to arrive.

Major materials will be paid for when they arrive on the job.

Some groups are petitioning city codes to allow more tiny houses in urban settings, which is a noble cause, but I don't see this as a big breakthrough.

I think there is a lot of opportunities in Cook county but homework is critical to be successful, last Tuesday I drove by a property that was going to go for sale the next day, when I arrived at the property I noticed there was already an investor talking to the owner.

You can also ignore Maintenance, CapEx, and Vacancy if you want, but you'll put yourself in a bad situation if you get an extended vacancy or if you have to replace the roof, siding, water heaters, etc.While you will still cash flow, it will be a lot less than $400 per month unless if you take the risk and don't set aside savings for maintenance and CapEx.You may have included those in your numbers, but if you did I think we arrived at different conclusions (or I'm missing something)Food for thought!

I also have an email where I emailed the bank at 8:30 this morning to ensure the wire would arrive on time and then I subsequently emailed you confirming with you.

It's making money your de facto god.No matter what you do, do it with a clean conscience and do listen to your critics - but after carefully considering what they have to say, don't be afraid to arrive at your own conclusion and dismiss the criticism completely if that's where your conscience leads you.

However, I asked to schedule a walk-through to look for any repairs/updates needed in anticipation of showing for next tenant (with two weeks notice), arrived and found the locks had been changed and garage door opener also did not open the garage door.

We’ll be arriving April 28th, and departing May 5th on a cruise.Looking to chat real estate with some local investors, and we'd love to stay in some of your AirBnB's.