Or pay a professional to advise what is best for your situation.A sole member LLC does not exist for tax purposes.

Besides, a professional will probably see things wrong that you do not see as a problem.As far as the income, I understand your apprehension about inflated numbers.

Our directory of CCIM Professionals in various commercial specialties is located via a link at the top of ccim dot com(unable to post direct link due to zealous spam filters at this site.)

^^^ I agree, I think having a mentor or a network of likeminded professionals that you can learn from is very important.

I am in the game.My hope is to develop strong professional relationships with likeminded individuals.

I wouldn't say I play professionally - or have mastered some of the more difficult shots.

my sweet innocent tenent never cleaned a thing in 9 months , she stained the carpet , it took 26 passes with a steam cleaner to get the carpet looking like new , she kicked a hole in the wall , these are just a few things , total 1,500 dollars worth of clean up and damages, she paid 400 for security deposit , do i send her a bill for the difference or do i have to eat the diff, i took pictures before she moved in and of all the damages after she moved out , :shock:

As a professional we are duty bound to advise our clients of the risks… So if you ask me will a lender enforce a Due on Sale clause?

Those who are professional tenants and know how to play a landlord are the ones you really have to watch out for.

Or hire a professional manager and let them deal with the legal details.John Corey