Josh and Brandon are you chicken???

People running around like chickens with their heads cut off doesn't help anyone.

No chickens in front yard.

I reached out to his practice and they are willing to set up 3 entities for around $2400; a WY holding LLC, a NY real estate LLC, and a NY farm LLC for raising honey bees, chicken eggs, and nut trees on the addition acreage that home sits on. the question I have isA) the idea of the extra entities sound good, but does it offer better liability and asset protection?

I know recession is around the corner but I figure if the numbers are right and I have a long term mindset, its a good time to get in still.I know it's a chicken/egg but you'll have much better luck if you have a deal or some leads. 

Your market is more suited for cash-only investors who can jump into a $120k property with $150k, and they aren't bothered by the $20k return because to them, it's all cream (i mean you pay maintenance, repairs, and taxes, but you know what I mean).Please don't use 50% analysis to actually look at the viability of a property.  

....concurrent closings is actually more than double the work because you are introducing a "chicken or the egg" scenario wherein both mortgages will have conditions specifying that mortgage A can only fund if mortgage B funds, and mortgage B can only fund if mortgage A funds.

And each of the three would have $110k coming from the other 2, so it would be an awesome/fun chicken or the egg thing.At $110k on each condo, what would LTV's look like David? 

For me value is determined by cash flow so you’re asking if the chicken or the egg came first…

It was pretty good, steak by the way, not chicken!