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Yuliany W. LLC Classification: Partnership, Corporation, or S Corporation?
23 August 2013 | 19 replies
So, if your property is located in NY, you're out of luck with a series LLC, as they cannot be organized in NY state.
Greg B. BP Summit Contact List
20 March 2012 | 104 replies
I have been to several of these types of events and things change rapidly outside of the organized activities.
Just Don 'FREE' Than Merril seminar,,,free??????
7 February 2017 | 24 replies
This is the benefit.Like I said above this is a team/family mentality and some of my most established long lasting friendships were created within the organization.
Greg S. A Beginner's Wholesaling Journey
13 November 2013 | 82 replies
It's still outside of my comfort zone, but I've grown a lot since I first began.
Bienes Raices Lead paint and rewiring (rental built before 1978)
29 February 2012 | 25 replies
Actually lead paint can be very dangerous and cause serious health side effects.People just do not connect the dots that their sickness came from the lead paint.If you go through and read the EPA's site in depth on the data it is conclusive on the studies performed.Paint in general can have VOC's (volatile organic compounds) that can cause problems as well.You can buy and use no to little VOC paint and put that as a bullett point on your rehabs.Yes it costs some more but can be worth it.
Jon Klaus Austin is Hot
18 February 2015 | 182 replies
Hopefully we'll be able to organize capital quickly enough to take advantage of all of the growth.
Jennifer Handlin Contractor contracts with a share in the profit
4 March 2012 | 4 replies
Hey Brian -First, a lot of my ideas around bonuses and penalties comes from my wife, who ran internal marketing for one of the big-name technology companies for a long time; a large part of her organization's job was doing employee motivation and retention stuff, which is pretty tough job in that industry.
Mark Updegraff Investor Payroll, who's in your wallet?
6 March 2012 | 29 replies
Payroll,taxes,benefits,and paying salary during slow periods is all wasted resources.I definitely agree with this sentiment, but keep in mind that if you're looking to hire a project manager / right-hand-man type person, it's unlikely the IRS would allow you to pay him like a contractor, as he would almost certainly be treated as an employee.But, as John and Rob said, employees are something you should hire only when necessary and not without serious consideration -- lots of overhead, management effort and costs are involved.As an example, I used to manage a 150 person organization for a Fortune 50 company, and the time and overhead spent on management wasn't that much more than what I spend now on a single employee in a small, family-owned business.
Scott Hinkle Looking to network with other MI investors!!!
12 April 2013 | 24 replies
Gentlemen,I am a coordinator for a nonprofit organization based out in san Diego.
Mark Yuschak Ground transportation from the airport to the hotel
22 March 2012 | 77 replies
Thanks for organizing!