If they are not in the state of business activity then it again generally needs to be registered with the state of the business activity otherwise it doesn't exist for lawsuots in that state which defeats much of the purpose of having one.You can have nested LLCs depending on your needs but that is generally used for high equity transactions, say $1m or more.

Those 100% no money left in type deals do not exist anymore in real life outside the get rich quick class. 5+ years ago those strategies did work on rare occasions but you still didn't need to pay a guru with all the free info on BP.

For example a cash-out refi then you could add that cash from the refi with the existing cash you already have to increase purchasing power.

The thing is (I've since researched that ), the pin-pile approach "holds up" the foundation and prevents it from sinking further, but it does not actually address or correct the existing sink.I got another bid from a bigger shop, who's process is well advertised, and whose pricepoint came in at ALL-IN $37k, paired down to just the minimum, still at $28k.

It makes no sense to me, since it's one of the most important skills necessary for a decent existence in any capitalist society. 

Has anyone heard of this???????
I stumbled across a podcast talking about multifamily volatility. To be entirely honest, I’m a bit embarrassed to say that before watching I had no idea about the main topic (something...

If they are not in the state of business activity then it again generally needs to be registered with the state of the business activity otherwise it doesn't exist for lawsuots in that state which defeats much of the purpose of having one.You can have nested LLCs depending on your needs but that is generally used for high equity transactions, say $1m or more.

Have you considered shopping for an existing home instead, so you don't waste more time with these jokers?

When I started my business I got the.com and did a google search for my business name and it did not exist...or so I thought, a few months later I learned the name was being used in the UK.

Cash flow exists here, you just have to get creative.