So if I buy a replacement property worth $500k, can I use proceeds from the personal residence half to cover the other $150k?

Another area of knowledge we would greatly value is general guidance on how we are looking at this problem, and if we are approaching this the right way.

On a separate note, if my personal home and all my business is in the state of Michigan at this point, would there be any benefit to designing the business as a series outline or simply a parent/child LLC set up where the parent LLC would be created in a more tax advantaged state such as TX, WY, NV etc?

You can look it up yourself, but maybe just maybe the person that installed the tile didn’t take that precaution and now the install failed.

I am not sure exactly yet, which approach is best for myself and my area in Las Cruces, NM.

I currently reside in a higher-end condo in Orlando, Florida, and obtaining a mortgage with a sub 3% interest rate was crucial for making it a feasible investment.Allow me to share a personal anecdote that sheds light on the condo buying experience.

My thought is to approach her by saying that my original plan was to purchase the property and convert her unit into Section 8 so that I could get the $3,200/month rent -- but since she's a long term tenant, I would be willing to forego that plan and tell her she can pay $3k/month to stay.What are your thoughts?

So having a joint account makes sense BUT my team and I will also have separate deals outside of this partnership with this other person.

I think all would agree that the City of Cincinnati is utterly different in approach to other building authorities in the Metropolitan area.

I personally am in industrial, but Chicago is a 1.2 billion SF industrial market.