Originally posted by Account Closed:@Christian Bors The plumber was in the tenant's home, and if they decide to sue base on theft or report it to the police your insurance will need to pay or the plumber's insurance will need to pay.

@Christian Bors - Thank you for the clarifications.

@Christian Bors , My reasoning for an LLC is to have that extra layer of protection if that time comes where a tenant falls through a floor, or slips on ice, or any other myriad of things, and decides he wants to sue me for everything I have.

Christian Sifuentes as a native I'd recommend staying away from downtown unless it's Shipoke, but only flipping/wholesaling because it's a flood zone and you don't want to buy and hold that.

@Christian BorsThanks for the replies, guys.

Originally posted by @Christian Bors:@Emerson Harbert Since the equity is spread across multiple properties, your best bet might be going to a small bank and ask to speak with a commercial lender.  

Hey @Christian Wederbrand - thanks mate!

Hi Guys and Gals,Christian from Sweden here (New to BP).

Christian, it's hard to overestimate the value of local knowledge, i.e., really knowing a market.But on the other hand you're certainly right, the state is not business friendly at all, the tax burden is quite high, and given the future pension obligations I don't see that getting better in the future at all. 

Thanks for explaining this James and Christian.