We are relocating to Texas to work at Ft.

Practically indestructible, looks great, lasts forever and only costs about $3.50/square foot installed.

. :) 7. and lastly... knowing the numbers, the market, the area, and the numbers - practical and on paper.

Hello Justin,Just my opinion from my days as a practicing lawyer you do not really need an LLC.

My education also includes many hours of finance practice and law.Over the years, I have constantly continued my education by attending seminars, reading books, and listening to hundreds of hours of audio tapes.

I would call around to some other PMs in your area and see if that is standard practice in your area.

Again I am not an attorney nor do I practice law, so please ask your attorney for legal advice.

Sure an attorney created and executed these under their practice.

The details they gave me:- They relocated here for work and commute 2+ hours from their current rental that they're leasing there through January 31- They want to move in here January 1, a Wednesday- They don't get paid until January 3, a Friday, and get paid weekly each week- They work at a law office here (admin staff) and just started the job this weekThis person sounded good until they said it would be "cutting it close to pay their current rent and deposit/rent here upfront by January 1."

Realize the things a lot of people say can be done theoretically, but in practice is a real pain in the rear and no Realtor wants to work with you.I have taken enough boot camps in the past and spend enough money on the gurus promoting no money down easy money creative finance deals.