Being a real estate investor and business owner, operating thru S Corps, C Corps, and LLC's, I know of lawsuits filed against the LLC and the owner personally, an S Corp and the owner personally, either by piercing the corporate view, or for the owner being personally negligent.

Price acceleration seems regional at this point and still accelerating, but interest rates are rising and corporate and national debt will feel some pain.

Since your property is a part of a strata corporation, I would suggest finding a property manager from a brokerage that also offers strata management services.

So far I was thinking: CityProperty type: DuplexExclude corporate and trust ownedAbsentee owners in and out of stateI wasn't sure about LTV or Equity % was hoping someone on here would have some advice as to the accuracy of those and if they would be applicable in my situation to use.

I want to invest in a place where there is upcoming new development - new factory, train station, corporate office or shopping center.For example I know that recently Amazon open new warehouse in Euclid.Is anyone know about new development in cuyahoga county?

Hi All, I am looking for some pricing advice on a fully furnished apartment I have. For the past eight years I have rented it out as a fully furnished rental but unfortunately from a pricing perspective i have only ha...

You have the college side of New Brunswick, the downtown corporate area, and to the left of the RWJ hospital is where it starts to get bad a little.

My questions are:1) What is the best corporate structure for our partnership based on the info provided?

Are you looking for corporate structuring (LLC formation, registration, etc.) or a closing attorney?

Even with LLCs a court might "pierce the corporate veil", there are many scary examples out there.