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This month we're going to have a panel of house hackers discussing all the ins and outs of turning your home from a liability into an asset! 

You will not find a lender who will go below $75,000 on an individual asset if your property appraises for anything less than let’s say 96,000, you’re going to have to utilize what is called a blanket loan.

Plus, having a personal connection can sometimes help you get better deals.Hard money loans, on the other hand, are usually backed by “hard assets,” typically real estate.

@Alex BoulgerWell, this is where the classic tax answer of "it depends" comes into play.This could be a good opportunity for loss harvesting, if you have underperforming assets in your portfolio. 

I did a blanket loan in the past knowing I would have my hands cuffed as far as future collateral on those assets.

This includes a thank you for booking, confirms their dates and check in times, gives the address to the nearest grocery store, provides a link to our digital guidebook and lets them know all check in info would be sent three days prior to arrival.2.

The main reason we put real assets under an LLC is to keep risks isolated, which just gives you more peace of mind.

That said, I do have significant personal assets I don't want to put at risk so I have one LLC for my two rental properties and keep all accounting separate.  

The ideal asset allocation for someone in your financial position depends on various factors, including your age, risk tolerance, retirement goals, and current lifestyle.