You might actually need the following lawyers:- Landlord / Tenant (if there is an issue in the future or to review your leases)- Small business (for LLC creation)- Real estate (to handle closing)Some lawyers can do all three tasks, others only one.

I'm using VAs in my business for a lot of lead gen with cold calling and text messaging, following up with leads, one for transaction coordination and bookkeeping, and another for social media marketing and content creation. 

If you can get a 4 unit and a basement, that would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.

. $10-15k for creation per entity, so your gross income should make that expense worth it.

It grows slowly in the early years, but will eventually grow exponentially with compounded growth.The reason I love investing in real estate is the different layers of wealth creation and tax advantages.

My point is I suspect the bulk of the 64% could use more education regarding wealth creation and would be some of the most impacted by a recession.

Each person's situation is different as it comes to tax planning, but some of the items you might want to look into is a potential S-Corp creation.

This includes the creation of a nuisance by the tenant where his or her conduct constitutes a danger to the health and safety of others or who engages in criminal activity on the premises”

The question is do you just keep what you have and watch your loan balance go down over the years or do you try to speed up the equity creation process by investing somewhere else in real estate.

Just starting out and planning on house flipping using hard money. They require an LLC to lend. Any recommendations for a good NYC / Long Island NY attorney to assist with creating an LLC properly?