Do it online.Unemployment would have a record of amounts paid on your behalf.

When you transfer contract to property LLC, you will fund money to holding company and holding company to property LLC, and also to acquisition LLC to reimburse for their deposit.With any movement of money, you will need to account for it, and keep solid records.

If your assistant buys it just make sure to pay them back and record it as a business expense.

Meaning you can’t purchase a property until 90 days of the deed being recorded.

It's very accurate - They're a billion dollar company that funnels a lot of money into making sure their property records are the most up-to-date out there.

You just pay for the cost of recording the deed to your trust.By doing this, you have PRIVACY - no one will know what you own (except your trustees - who should be people that you trust and not any of your tenants).

For those of you that work real estate in one geographical location and focus on certain communities, do you keep records on houses that you’ve looked at, run the numbers and passed on?

Is there any record at the town proving that it was a multi family prior to 1967?

Would anyone like to share their method on smaller book keeping and perhaps i can compare what exactly needs to be recorded and what may just be excess.

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