Bcuz you'll have to give notice with dates when rules will take effect.  

Almost hits the 50% rule.

I am Canadian and have had lenders request a US partner be on the corporate entity.They can lend their credit rating (650+) to the deal.This is similar to corporate rules for non-residents of Canada investing here needing a Canadian on title.Has anyone else experienced this in the USA?

Could I post some of the properties from realtor.com and get opinions from forum members or is that against the rules?

I don't want to eff up and blow the first deal and screw myself out of the business....so i'm thinking #1 & 2 first, and because they are residential still so easier to make the initial deals...Been calculating using the 50% rule, but haven't had much luck working what I think is a deal...Trying the NOI model, but again, having a difficult time getting the numbers right in my head and on paper.Do the seasoned folks just have a certain criteria, such as, if the NOI is under X, it's a NO GO.  

Any SDI companies anyone here can recommend(hoping for something local where I can actually sit down and talk with the person face to face as there are a ton of IRS rules that will need to be followed)?

Because commercial paper has different rules than bank paper, you may also find that the same amount of cash that you saved up for that SFR buy-and-hold may actually be enough to get you into a four-plex, which is a very convenient denomination. 

Fourth I don't sell properties.

I have no idea if any rules or regulations apply to the banks asset managers decisions.

Is there very little MH Investing in NH because of rules and regs, ie.