@Will Barnard- hey man what happens if you do have "evidence of termites both subterranean and drywood", but no actual termites?  

@Brandon Turner Woah it's the main man himself (or maybe his forum welcomebot).

I just learned that if you start up a company in Puerto Rico and flip a house in California and hypothetically profit 100k on the flip, that since you're incorporated in PR that the USA can't tax that profit.

In other words, by dividing your monthly payment by 4 then paying that amount every week, you would end up paying 4 extra weeks (52 weeks in a year, in contracts to 4 weeks = 1 month in a standard payment), thus giving you an extra 4 weeks.All you have to do is take one month's payment, divide that by 52 and save that amount each week and apply it to an extra payment.The better way is to incorporate an open ended credit line such as a HELOC or credit card to help cancel interest and apply the savings along with the discretionary income towards your payments.

@Phil LeNeveu Thanks man.

@Perry Thomason oh well definitely come man!

Point being, as a business (wo)man, you can't make a blanket assessment on a strategy being all good or all bad; each strategy is simply a tool in the toolbox that you may apply to the right situation, and each deal is different.

The wealthiest man I know still lives in the same small town he grew up in (300 people back then, 3,000 people now).

@Alexander Hummerhielm That's amazing man it seems like you have done a lot of great things so far and have a great heart!

If you want your LLC to do business in multiple states, you first need to choose a home state in which to incorporate.