Being a real estate investor and business owner, operating thru S Corps, C Corps, and LLC's, I know of lawsuits filed against the LLC and the owner personally, an S Corp and the owner personally, either by piercing the corporate view, or for the owner being personally negligent.

Geo-political pressures. 

Since your property is a part of a strata corporation, I would suggest finding a property manager from a brokerage that also offers strata management services.

So far I was thinking: CityProperty type: DuplexExclude corporate and trust ownedAbsentee owners in and out of stateI wasn't sure about LTV or Equity % was hoping someone on here would have some advice as to the accuracy of those and if they would be applicable in my situation to use.

While I politely disagreed, he insisted it was true.

I want to invest in a place where there is upcoming new development - new factory, train station, corporate office or shopping center.For example I know that recently Amazon open new warehouse in Euclid.Is anyone know about new development in cuyahoga county?

Hi All, I am looking for some pricing advice on a fully furnished apartment I have. For the past eight years I have rented it out as a fully furnished rental but unfortunately from a pricing perspective i have only ha...

You have the college side of New Brunswick, the downtown corporate area, and to the left of the RWJ hospital is where it starts to get bad a little.

My questions are:1) What is the best corporate structure for our partnership based on the info provided?

Are you looking for corporate structuring (LLC formation, registration, etc.) or a closing attorney?