Travel down, gas prices up, tuff times for the hospitality industry.

Its a two hour flight down there but its not a big deal since I already travel 70% for my job.

Do record your mileage travelling to and from the rental for whatever activity you need to do there.Not sure if you need the separate LLC to achieve any tax breaks in the situation you've described.

I'm not trying to date his sister.

I came up with a camper shell that folded up behind the cab of a pickup and fit in an enclosure when it wasn't needed, that was about 1969.About the same time I made a front seat that fit between the drop down handle bars of my bike to put my little sister in.

Whenever I travel, first thing I'll pick up the free real estate publications and find out "what's up around here?"

This is off RE topic, but since we have a lot of professionals on here and I noticed a few pilots I'm hoping to get some insight on the gravity of my fears.I travel a lot with my company, including flights cross-country and the dreaded Atlanta to Honolulu flight a few times a year.

For example, I can see charging $18 for ONE light bulb, because of the travel time, etc.

This will require you doing some research, finding another investor in the area who can help, traveling to that area, whatever.But, once you find that person, it's probably safe to assume that he has a phone and you can call him...

IDK about this site, I came upon it by seraching out my rights, as I am supposed to be the mortgage buyer in a messed up owner financing (my husbands sister) printed off computer , no credit check, for debt to credit ratio(in compliance to an interest rate percentage, no attny. or loan originator, a psycho mess, for a sweet and courteous girl like me to have gotten privy to.