Those enterprise back almost all the loans out there.

Knowingly financing the same, or any criminal enterprise, will have liability to you. 

I'd think about it like this: 1) I agree that it seems hard to fathom a situation where you don't split out the land and parcel as a separate enterprise.2) It doesn't sound like this is a charity case for you, it sounds like a business deal.

As many as 53 highly profitable businesses—from Exxon Mobil to AT&T to the recently relocated Tesla and Hewlett Packard Enterprise—choose to hang their hat in the Lone Star State, beating New York and California.This is no accident.

As for neighbours I'm talking about an apartment building, a commercial enterprise, not a house. 

@Tammy Lewis there have been some recent podcasts discussing investing in Enterprise Zones for the tax advantages.

Joe Smith the person would simply transfer ownership of the asset to Joe Smith Enterprises LLC. 

This same "bro" capitalist would also like to see rumors float around cyber space that this is the beginning of a national bank take-over (JC help us) because he also has a hand in national politicians that want to take down the government, Crypto, and would like to see the FED stop raising rates to keep his negative cash flow tech enterprises afloat, not to mention his cyber spy company. 

So you’re making the same effort as you would be in any other start up enterprise, you’re spending the same amount of capital, but instead of building equity of $200,000, $500,000, $1,000,000 or even $10,000,000, you’ll have no equity when you terminate your involvement in your business.  

I can't say mine is the best for property management but I am using Quickbooks Enterprise mostly because I both build and manage apartments.