If you're co-mingling your finances, you will have negated any liability protection a proper corporate entity structure could provide.

Another loss.I would actually explore the reverse mortgage or talk to an attorney/tax professional about you being a private lender and maybe structuring that way.

(This structure may provide a comfortable explanation to the lender, while still keeping your asset strategy in place)After you form that entity, then you should wrap the holding corps and trust for protective purposes  

Would love to hear some advice.If you’re looking to deduct your W2 income the possibility would be based on your structure of your entities.

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It appears that you have a complex structure already suggested to you(PM company, S-Corp, Investment LLC, etc).Who suggested this structure to you and what did they say was the benefit for setting all these companies up?

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He doesn't even know why his attorney structured it in that manner.

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