I think what bothers me the most is too many textures- you have a natural stone retaining wall, concrete stairs going to wooden stairs, wrought iron hand rails, wooden columns and vinyl siding.

Items like a furnace, roof, walls, windows, water heater, etc. are physically attached to the property and are considered part of the property.

I'm new to turning the home I raised my children in, into an investment property and I'm hitting all brick walls.

That kind of return makes you a deity on Wall Street.Let me leave something that I learned from Master Oogway - "One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it."

Once your LLC makes money and has retained earnings, you can take a draw to "pay back" what you contributed.

Instead of waiting for a junior box now may be the time to split up that 12,000 sq ft into 4 or 5 smaller spaces with demising walls.

Wallsall walls throughout the home... including closets and garage walls.

I might get an energy audit, to see how much heat loss I get through the walls.

You get to retain the property on your balance sheet as an asset, but won't have the responsibility of upkeep and maintenance.

You see a lot of them talking about properties they own in their own name and how many more mortgages they can('t) get, about how they're running short of money rather than learning how to build their business entity structure, and how to attract private lenders - folks looking to rescue their retirement accounts before Wall Street goes into free fall once again.Can you support yourself while you learn about business and real estate investing?