They give STRs no credit for bringing in visitors who spend money and contribute to the economic health or their city, and contrarily blame STRs for increased crime, increased traffic, unaffordable housing, housing shortages, and unsafe neighborhoods. 

However, in terms of managing a LLC is far easier compared to S-Corp.You can issue fringe benefits (employee health insurance and the like), stocks, etc with a S-Corp while the same cannot be done in LLC.

Hello Rudy, I understand your concerns in terms of deed but there’s particular concerns in terms of financial issues, health, credit, etc that play a huge factor in including that option.

After contacting the brother, he too is elderly and not in good health and wants nothing to do with the property at the moment.

Definitely have that MTR potential being so close and with the Metro Health expanding on their 1 Billion project.

That is not knowing the note business at a level of underwriting risks, assessing collateral, knowing the legal issues of modifications or workouts and securing collateral and understanding the options along the way.An ambulance driver makes money in the health field but they are not a surgeon.

I had rentals, besides a "car repair" business in an LLC and a "computer consulting" business via a S Corp which my wife conducted her business through a DBA.The problem before Obamacare was health insurance, and when I left my last employer, I continued under their health plan initially costing me $600/month.

We were doing our best to manage the warring priorities we were (and still are) being faced with and the health and safety of our tenants, staff, vendor network, etc. remains the priority.

Also, determining the financial health of the HOA is important as to limit/avoid those "special assessments" (there's nothing special - just vulgar -about those) and fee increases.It may be time to sell that condo...

Facebook and Google just entered our market and we already have major national headquarters like Nationwide, Cardinal Health, CoverMyMeds, Big Lots, L Brands, Wendy’s, The Ohio State University, and more.