I'm still in the process of creating it, but here is a link if you're interested in seeing what can be done with their software. www.eastshoreinvestments.com (Admin: sorry if I'm not supposed to be posting links here) It's a $9.99/month subscription and an upfront fee for purchasing and hosting your domain.

How much separation do I have to keep between the 2, do I need to have 2 separate LLCs, separate domains/email addresses?

I have a domain name but would rather spend my time and energy talking to sellers rather than trying to set up a website. 

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This loosely relates to the broken windows theory, which can be applied to many different domains, including real estate.  

I've seen investors get hung up on picking a business name or domain name for months and never do a deal.That being said, it doesn't hurt to come up with a name to use as long as you don't spend too much time on it.  

He appears to be working harder than I desire to work, but he is exceptional in his domain.

We were under the presumption that the government cannot use eminent domain and then transfer that property to private parties.Are there any ideas on what we can do?

Wow, talk about liberal use of eminent domain.

I am dealing with an eminent domain of a piece of commercial property.