Narrow down target areas and then select properties as applicable.

Now, that's much better, find those two years past the ordeal, three would be even better.Before we fire for effect, let's do some target acquisition and select the appropriate round to send down range.Doing a future agreed price on a commercial property over a long period is pretty well accepted, doing so in a short term of 3 to 5 on a medium priced SFD is rather unorthodox and really reduces the value of the option.

It is referred to as a disregarded entity; this means that it will be treated as nonexistent unless you: 1) take on partners 2) elect to be treated as a corporation(defaulted as a C-Corp) 3) elect corporate status and make an S election using Form 2553.The LLC route is a bit pricier; however, most attorneys will recommend the LLC for liability protection.

The temptation to juice the returns by selecting the low-cost supplier will be unbearable.

They will also run a list for you (free) and tell you how many prospects you have for each criteria you select (if you have more than one).

Neither CPA or tax attorney status alone will tell you if the professional you are selecting is qualified.

I selected my tenant myself and am managing it.

After I select my photo, the update bottom doesn't do anything.

As I'm typing I'm guessing managing a property, making decisions about private loans or spending your time make selections of what mutual funds or stocks to buy could possibly all fall in the same category, so maybe all of that is okay?

I feel he covers just about all the data rather than being selective as many economists tend to be (most economists are more similar to a Michael Moore flick than to someone trying to find the truth).Like I said, he is one of the few guys I think is worth listening to.