That document is no guarantee that things won't go sideways, however, it should help prevent backlash if/when they do.I'm not advocating this practice but among experienced investors and sophisticated sellers, we have seen it work. 

You will likely get a wide array of answers here.I have owned my own tax practice for about 6 years now.I find it that most people come to me after their first purchase. 

As a practical matter, lots of people quit claim into the LLC . 

She's smart, experienced, kind, and she's licensed to practice in both SC and GA!

I plan to sign up for a free trial on this platform: https://urlbox.com/screenshot-api After some reading about this, my idea is to: - check which companies are selling in my area and create a visual database of their listings (Zillow); - use automated screenshots for competitor analysis (locations, prices, open houses nearby); - track SERPs - track my progress in different queries to analyze the success of my campaigns;- possibly create visuals for social media/presentations As we all know, it's one thing to read that something is a good idea and another how it is implemented in practice.

What you have is more of a "practice" than a "business".

I can recommend some folks on Maui who specialize in these types of listings.Do you yourself practice yoga?

The method for calculating property tax amounts for rental properties can vary depending on local tax regulations and practices.

That's generally best practice. 

Hey BP Community - New real estate investor here and I want to get ahead of ‘watch outs’ or adopt some best practices that I might not have considered so far.