It's the not wanting to work part that sabotages things...[4] Ole' Jed Clampit got his money for nothing (shootin' at some food) and his Chicks for free (they hatched out of eggs) (a Dire Straights and Beverly Hillbillies reference combined).

Use your company EIN on the w-9, this will allow the title co to cut the check in your llc name and allow you to deposit into your business checking acct. 

You'll want to stay within a 30 minute drive though, over 30 minute and it'll cut down on the amount of mil fams that want your place. 

DM me and I'll send you a list of good HONEST subs that can help cut your prices.

We have had soooo many issues like this of late. 200 million in projects this year alone and only one of the contractors did we have to "cut loose" on a permanant basis.

I was trying to figure out my options with my lawyer at Bluestone Law Group but they have since nearly cut all communication with me and it's been six weeks now since they've given me any clear information about my case. 

Seller financing.This works very well and it’s pretty clear-cut when it’s just you and the seller having negotiation.

Philadelphia usually sides towards the tenant if you don't have your information straight so you want to make sure you have all of your information to the tee. 

If we go that way, we end up cutting our own throats when customers are willing to pay $21,000, or $3,000 more because they want a good contractor vs. taking a chance with a less-expensive contractor who may drag the job out too long, or not ever finish the job after being paid too much in advance.$18,000 seems to be the average price nationwide.

This would cut the cost of the HML significantly.