Hello, looking for tips on LLC formation for real estate investors.

I've noticed several posts recently in the format of "here's the problem/situation, and what do you think about it" which is a typical college course discussion question format (so most likely chat gpt-generated or something similar).

For now, it is an Excel spreadsheet but can be pulled into Google Sheets and Numbers (even though the formatting may get a little funky).It is a Pro member feature, so if you are not a Pro, sign up for a free trial to see all the amazing perks possible!

It is also relatively inexpensive compared to LLC formation, upkeep, and yearly registration/possible tax.The #2 point that makes this a mute discussion is you are not going to be able to move a property underwritten by a GSE (as most mortgages today are) into an LLC legally. 

I'm not going to mention the ways that work in this format (sorry guys), but if you're interested PM me. 

bonus points if it somehow links to quickbooks so it's easier to keep them aligned.Alternative question: CPAs - what tools/formats do you prefer your clients to use to give you the information needed, so you can calculate their depreciation?

(i do think that household formation will slow way down in the late 2030s. 

The compensation amount must be written in an object format (i.e. percentage of purchase price or flat fee) and not be open-ended.

I'm sure I could apply what I learned in the class to the format and structure of my REI plan, however, I decided to base mine on what is taught on this site as it is directly related to investing.  

Every city has specific requirements that plans must be formatted to.