Check out Mark Ferguson's blog I googled the question since i was also curios to the specifics.Couple things can happen if you as an investor who plans on not occupying the property put in a bid as an owner occupant, they are kind of serious: All owner occupants sign an Owner Occupancy Certification - certifying that you will be living there - for at least a year.

( I have moved to another city) If I simply report to the authority against the fake property manager, what kind of consequence will that cost the fake property manager?

What kind of supply hose are you using?

A small innovation I personally don't mind incorporating but the entire design?

But, since 100% of the guru type trusts out there have the authorization for the trustee to do what a trustee must do in the trust creation document, they can be required by anyone who is in any kind of transaction with the trustee.

I was looking forward to the post-Christmas break and 6 months of RE prep work before hunting my next deal down. ...and then a heck of a deal kind of fell in my lap.

i listen to the podcast and they are very useful but i also kind a want to start reading a book on this topic.thank you

Is LLC generally considered the best form of incorporation?

The more you understand about conventional business finance, the easier it will be for you to understand the unconventional finance methods you will encounter in REI.Although you will see some people on here and elsewhere who use all kinds of formulas to analyze RE deals, it's really not any harder than 5th grade math.

We don't expect issues.As a private lender who is friend/family, what kind of due diligence should I be asking of the borrower (myself in this case) to feel good about giving this loan?