I know that a proper inspection will eventaully be needed but this is just real preliminary.

I went through proper proceedings and had him evicted.

Since there are no payments, the interest just accumulates back into the loan balance.

You must have the proper license, insurance, and workers comp paper work to work for any of them though. hit me up and ill give you all the info i cancheck me out at oteroproperties dot net or them at cyprexxservices dot net.sorry for the "dot net" wording, this is my first post and they wont let me put links in until i have been here a while.

[i]Citi now has earnings problems, they have balance sheet constraints, they have further CDO writedowns, they have exposure to the monolines and they have the single largest concentration of exposure to high LTV [Loan To Value] mortgages.Citi has over $50 billion in exposure to 90+% LTV mortgages are likely underwater now that housing prices have declined.

They don't understand operating expenses and cash flow issues; and therefore end up losing money, and 2. they don't understand how to properly deal with tenants.Good Luck,Mike

Find the proper location where you can get the proper permits and approvals, and lease the space.

Until the credit crisis eases and banks shore up their balance sheets, there is no way we are going back up.

It is a balancing act.

The proper way or "business way" to do it in this economic time would be as follows.Form the LLC and obtain a loan by the LLC subject to the assets (rental property) in the LLC.