I'm currently in the process of graduating college by June so my time is limited right now.

So, they limited the number of allowed medical expenses that you can use your HSA on and of course, for most people with HSAs, the cost of the premiums went up ( I'm not sure how that makes it more affordable?).

there are some disadvantages to this sometimes on your basis in the property for taxes.As to how you can legally sign leases etc now, get a limited power of attorney to handle all legal matters concerning that property.

You could sell it, but lease to own and renting are generally out of the question or will cost you plenty; essentially your exit strategies are limited.

The remedies available to a PR are limited and further constraints are created by slow courts, unable to respond sufficiently to ExParte motions.

There is no limit on the commercial side (at least with my credit union) I have 4 loans out right now and all at about 5% apr and 20 year loans.

Second you can pay a search company to find out all the details you need to know, but this is limited to a certain % of accuracy and option 1 is your best bet.

The use of the word partner here refers to either a one time partnership on a house or a limited partnership of some sort.I would not share my business plan to someone like that without knowing them or what their interests are.

Not trying to be critical here, but 2 people have now seen this property listed and think it could have been a good deal, but failed to go look at it..Folks, you are not going to make it, if you don't learn to move fast.

Limited use, professional offices type of thing or can you do more?