Expect to be tested at every turn by those types.Finally your rent might be too low and people think there is a hidden defect and so don't pull the trigger.

That is some good motivation for me as a new investor that has yet to pull the trigger.

Compliance is the main reason I would not, anyone who says they can operate the business, market the products, make the loans and keep up with compliance themselves is delusional.

No leverage would be used.I've read "The purchase of a business operated via an LLC or partnership will POTENTIALLY trigger the Unrelated Business Taxable Income rules under IRC 512 and a corresponding tax of approximately 35% would be applied"What I cannot find are the actions or measures one should take to eliminate or avoid the potential trigger?

Well, after a couple months of non-stop education and immersion into everything real estate, I think my partner and I are ready to pull the trigger on our first deal.

Again, I don't have a problem disclosing the fact that we are licensed, but I want to keep it concise and simple, but still be in compliance I hope some of the other licensee/investors on BP will share what you are doing in the area of license disclosure when offering to purchase investment property especially on direct mail, the internet, and social media.

They now meet each dog to insure breed compliance with our insurance, follows their basic commands, does not pee inside their office when excited at a new environment, and is not aggressive, at least towards them.  

Zoning: Residential useCost:$8500Code Compliance: about $1k++2Bed/1Bath628sqftZestimate for 2Bed/1Ba in the neighborhood is about $50k - $70k and $80k and above for a 3Bed/2Ba.

Good morning BP:I'm struggling with whether or not I should pull the trigger on a condo I have under contract.

I am fighting the urge to just go ahead and pull the trigger right away based on the price, and would sure appreciate any advice from you guys.