But in general I enjoy reading the comments from napper-extraordinaire @Steve Vaughan (and his thoughts on paying down properties), @Joe Splitrock, @Greg H., @JD Martin, @Greg M., and so many others. 

When looking for bookkeepers I encourage my potential clients to look for someone that you will feel comfortable asking questions to,  who enjoys teaching along with doing the work. 

That was the one house flipping show I really enjoyed.

Thank you agian for becoming a new member here at BP and I do hope you enjoy your welcome train as I know you will.

If you were fortunate enough to have met his Dad and you discover that he enjoys talking about him, interject your experiences with him. while he talks...

@Orlando Centeno - I'm not sure what going on feb 25th -To my knowledge their local rei meeting always on 2nd Tuesday of each monthWhat I enjoy is there monthly breakfast meetings( typically the 3rd Wednesday or Thursday of each month )Reason - smaller group talking about local issues , concerns, and what working or not-> due diligence before hiring a local mentorI believe this their structure ( monthly / weekly )~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2nd - Tuesday a lot of networking 3rd - Wednesday/Thursday breakfast meeting (smaller grp setting)4th week - I have never attend so far ( questions / concerns short meeting )

My active participation consists of managing my managers.In case anyone is still wondering, Even though my return (federal plus three states) is around 100 pages long, I still enjoy doing my own tax returns and have always done my own.

Just a few pains to suffer, so weigh the benefits, perhaps greater protection to liability (might not too) tax advanatages with deductions of business related expenses, marketing pluses in branding your business, and you might enjoy saying "I own my comapny"

Her parents are successful Fix and Flip investors so she has grown up around the business and enjoys the process of "taking a ugly property and making it pretty."

A second consideration for your investor: despite being a foreigner, his US investments are now exposed to US estate tax, and unlike citizens who enjoy 5M exemption, he or she will only have a 60K one.