and if i do have an LLC for each property, should i open an LLC that owns all the other LLC's  I can't get into details on the forum but there are asset protection strategies where you can establish what I'll call an umbrella or holding company that owns and controls ownership interest in other companies but does not operate those companies. if one of the operating companies has legal issues the holding company, if properly structured, can be shielded.

They are a reputable company. 

@Evan DiLeonardiThree reputable cost segregation companies to reach out to are run by, respectively, @Bernard Reisz,  @Yonah Weiss  and @Julio Gonzalez

Hi @Hafeez Shaka - I've got a solid attorney that works directly with the investor title company. 

She's on her own for food (don't tell her that, but just say you'll cover the hotel for X nights). 

I have Dst's from Capital Square, Inland Private Capital and BK Trust and these are all good companies in my opinion, I located DSTs direct through them before using Joe but Joe does a flat fee deal and rebates you back some of the commission (they have to stay in the deal, but at least you keeping more of your equity in the deal). 

I still am running the company and have since onboarded 4 clients.

Please, if anyone can help me with contacts for a paving company in McHenry County or Kane County, I would really appreciate it.

It seems that often when companies acquire large books of business in one shot there are growing pains and unfortunately those are felt at the client level.

Title companies are everywhere in Houston.