To be treated and taxed as one, the 'master' would need to be listed as the owner/member of each of the series to have the 'flow through' advantage.The lawyer is advising that this is not possible, that the master and the series are one in the same, and that all of her previous clients have been able to file the series as one return through the master.

FHA type Ohio loan program with a 5% down payment.

However, saying "Yes, I accept S8 vouchers, but this unit is not registered with the S8 program and I will not register it" is an OK way of saying no.

Hey James, I'm a master electrician up in Wisconsin.

Also any advice on how I should go about handling student loans from graduate programs would also be appreciated.

Read this:https://www.epa.gov/lead/renovation-repair-and-painting-program-do-it-yourselfersYou'll be fine.

On second floor you will find double doors leading to the master bedroom, second bath with shower, tub and built in shelving along with 2 other bedrooms.

Put an addition on the home, added a master suite, walk in pantry, half bathroom off the kitchen, built two car garage and split the lot of the home.

@Demetria SanchezI am in Georgia and I have done this multiple times.The closing attorney will want a corporate resolution authorizing the sale and naming who will sign the documents .The corporate resolution has to be signed for whoever has signing authority and I was never asked to have the resolution notarized.I have already a master resolution that I use for those cases but the closing attorney can do it for you (some may charge you $50 for it )

It can also be slow to get a tenant in using section 8 programs, since there are more regulatory hurdles to jump through.Other than that you'll find that the payer (mostly NOT the tenant themselves depending on the voucher value) pays on time, every time, no matter what (so far).