It is a great news for me that I am able to file home office deduction and do not need to pay self-employment tax.

I recommend reading a few books, and talking to a few lawyers to get a grasp on what "fair" is when you move up to structuring larger deals...A great but overlooked book is "The principals of real estate syndication" by Samuel K Freshman.Good luck!

No annual filings or fees, low initial fees, no additional taxes, charging order only, and no distinction between single member and multi-member for piercing purposes.

If he's an architect, he's held to laws by the state licensing agency which you can also file a complaint with. 

There are hard money lenders on this site...so go to their websitesI have found in the ""file download"" section some great spreadsheets and cost break sheets to review opportunities withWelcome to taking a sip from  a Fire Hydrant :-)RegardsRichard

You need to make sure that it's still a good deal to buy even when you don't live their any more.For example, if only $30 of your monthly rent pays toward the principal balance, it will take forever.  

The 3-day period begins the day after the notice was posted and mailed.)If the tenant doesn't pay, it's time to file an Unlawful Detainer lawsuit.For what it's worth, I realize California has a notoriously bad reputation for being tenant-friendly (and that may be more true in some parts of the state than others). 

One defense to the produce the note demand is for the service to file a lost note affidavit and purchase a lost note bond, usually no more than 1% of the original face amount of the note.

For X-Files fans, in the new series, Fox gives new meaning to ARV: Alien Replica Vehicle.Thought some of you would enjoy the humor

Read up on both wholesaling and geographic farming techniques and work a "farm" area by looking at public filings like divorce, probate and notice of default.