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• Over 20 years of experience in assisting and advising clients in tax and business planning matters, focusing on international, real estate, small business, and estate planning including wills, trusts, probates and estate administration.

  Designated a Certified Specialist in Taxation Law by the California Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California.

  Designated a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law by California Board of Legal Specialization, The State Bar of California.

  Author of numerous articles on international taxation and estate and gift tax planning.

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i'm in the process of purchasing my first home. it is a probate home. my realtor became administor of the estate. first of all....in order for me to qualify my realtor had me lie to the lender by telling them i own a business. my realtor told me i had to do this in order for me to qualify..so i did. i signed the purchase agreement but not the escrow documents. my realtor allowed me to move into the house with a lease agreement..and i just found out that the probate judge rejected the lease agreement after i moved into the home. i gave a pretty good down payment already. anyway, 1 week after i moved i discovered some defects in the home. the electrical box outside of the home was declared a fire hazard by an electrician and by the city home inspector. now my realtor is threatening me by telling me that i will lose my deposit if i don't move foward with the deal. can he alow me to move in like this and is he still liable for repairing the electrical problem? can i get my deposit back?.

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As a real estate investor of 10 years. I will never do a deal without having an incorporation structure setup. Real estate especially has "No Small Mistakes" the errors in real estate that can be liabilities are usually big ones and with today's litigious society it won't be hard to find an attorney that won't get dollar signs in their eyes when suing a "Real Estate Investor".. . One lawsuit can potentially tie up all yous assets and hamper your ability to do business. That reason alone you should keep your personal assets separate from your business assets. Especially in the case of many real estate investors that have managed to pay off their own residence through real estate profits. This can potentially be lethal as attorneys are notorious for proceeding against you based on your assets rather than their clients case. (Oftentimes Lawyers make the decision on who and for how much based solely on assets and not liability). . What I personally do is keep all my personal assets in my name, I keep all my long term rentals in another LLC, and my Fix and flips in another LLC. This keeps my assets evenly divided across multiple entities and in the event of a catastrophic lawsuit will not hamper my day to day business dealings.

depends on what kind of POA you have. another re-source would be the family service center at the base. I was Navy and we had what is called the Navy Relief Society. It is a non profit org that is for just this kind of emergency. They provide low interest loans and or grants to families for things like car repairs. I am sure the the Army must have a similar program or organization. Or just call Navy Fed and explain the situation to them and tell them what kind of power of atty. you have (specific or general) They deal with this kind of thing on a regular basis.

Hi! I am just getting my first job so I decided that I will go to the mall and apply for a few stores, or leave a resume, but I was wondering about something.. Do I have to have a cover letter? And do I have to make a different one for each store? And how do I ask for a job? Thanks for the help, I'm very new to this.. I have some volunteer experience...

there are articles in the C# Corner web site to help with all of them.

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