This is great question and unfortunately it doesn't have a straightforward answer.

Optimal results come from understanding these nuances and being able to shift and combine strategies to tailor to your specific goals and what the market has to offer at that time.The part that I don't necessarily agree with is that the path to true wealth necessarily has to be a ton of doors in a multifamily ... true enough, that is one of many paths to wealth, but I personally have intentionally chosen a very different path that has worked very well for me over the years.

It's a very short path from  "it sounds great" to "sorry uncle Owen, I lost all your pension funds..."

A similar for for LLC's is FORM IC-16.Talk to your insurance agent about going down this path.  

We would like to terminate our weekend package contracts in the next 18 months so I just want to make sure we are on the path to leads to that goal. 

The anxious feeling I get makes me want to get the ball rolling right now but I know In my heart and mind for this to work I have to build the right path for things to roll smoothly and efficiently.

I can foreclose and wipe out this lien, however I would much prefer the DIL path for both total out of pocket cost and time.I would like to respectfully request some help from the massive pool of experience on BP with some strategy advice, advice/tips on locating the lien holder, etc.The summary above greatly simplifies the situation, so please ask any questions of me that need to be answered and I will promptly get the info posted.Thank you!

For me, a developer is someone who buys land and builds a new project on that land. 6 Ways to Build Your Career as a Real Estate DeveloperGet the right college degreeWhile there are many paths to a career in the real estate development business, one of the first things to do is focus on the right college degree.

He is a straight forward guy, in my dealings.

In PA the state of the property does affect the premium.