We are an LLC and I am going to apply for a contractor license for my husband today.

I'm not interested in direct ownership, but think this is a RE sector that will do well in the next 5-10 years.

Dear Bigger Pockets Friends,I have a self directed IRA from Pensco which was formed when i was a passive investor on a multifamily deal. 

If you find out there's a problem you'll be at least morally obligated to fix or disclose it, neither which will net you another penny.Your plumber works with homeowners more than flippers so the advice, though good, doesn't apply to you.

Contractors liens are mainly for subs who don't have a written contractor for services directly with the owner.

Where you land in that code is a personal choice not a government directive or predetermined destiny.  

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HI Cory,That is wrong, when a property is inherited there is no title seasoning period of 6 months (typical title seasoning period after a purchase or taking title).You should be able to apply and cash out right away.You will have to show the legal documents and court award letter to document the inheritance and transfer of title.

There's a lot more and you can PM me if you want to exchange contact info and converse directly.  

I also text my tenant with the plumber's number so they can reach him directly and they can set the appointment as opposed to me going back and forth and trying to coordinate a time that works best for both of them.