I bet he's not licensed - that's another thing you can do, report this to the State licensing board. 

I do own all properties under my personal name (liability is covered through an umbrella policy).

Your best bet may be to open up a US credit card and pay the premium with the card and then make payments on the card.

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By way of quick background, my name is Will Kaufmann and I am new to BP and relatively new to REI.

Namely $30,000 ones that teach you how to buy homes with no money down.

However, the loan would still be on my name. 

Waiting for the tenant to move in is the best bet

Hey BP Family, My name is Armon, I am new to Baltimore city and looking to connect with great people who love REI and also wholesalers, developers, rehabbers, other entrepreneurs & like-minded people who desire to keep growing in our craft.

Is it better to have "-property solutions" or "investments"at the end of the buisness name ?