It is your social security number.

Yeah, you'll find some weird obstacles out there.

Even if you transfer title, your name will be easily found.Regarding limiting liability, the LLC is just an obstacle.

In those situations (which are more common than you may think), the only solution is to demo a big enough hole to cut studs or any other obstacle.

This money is often short term campital gains, which is the same tax rate as earned income but you avoid the social security taxes on that income on top of the income taxes due.

I know it has repeatedly been a major obstacle for me in the last six years my property taxes on my unit where i live has gone up 50%. originally I was able to make some cash flow on it now i live in it because it doesnt make sense to rent it for a break even.

Arnaldo Gonzalez Congrats on you finding your passion with a career in Real Estate, since you will have access to the MLS once you hang you license and start working at KW, you will have access to lots of information ( current properties for sale, tax information, sale history, owner information, comps and so much more) Effective techniques for finding buyers/sellers and renters would be to start within your own network of family and friends, even social networks.

I often hear that you need to pay social security taxes on your profits from flipping.

. (+$1,195)I'd subtract 20% for vacancy and 10% for management.To get the home in rent-able condition would cost about $20,000.UNKNOWN OBSTACLE: Septic system capacity.

If you don't know where to start and don't already have names, call the hospital and ask to speak with a social worker or community services co-ordination.My 2nd suggestions has to do with communicating with your HOA.