I understand taking actions to mitigate piercing the LLC’s corporate veil (e.g., don’t commingle LLC and personal funds, keep minutes, use a valid statutory agent, etc.) and one thing mentioned is adequate business/LLC insurance. 

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This isn't a piercing the corporate veil situation.

Is this for a refinance in your personal name or for property owned in an LLC or other corporate entity?

Like myself and many others where brained washed into thinking going to college is the best choice got stuck with college loans etc. imagine going to school for four years get a job in corporate America making little to no money to support you and living expenses.

Hi Bigger pockets! I just got an email regarding someone wanting to rent one of my units in Jersey City, NJ. He’s from out of state and claims to be relocating for work. He wants to sign the lease through an LLC that ...

I have a corporate 9-5 job that allows me to save money, but doesn't afford me too much free time.

I'm just confused as to what the best business route is, in 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' Robert Kiyosaki preaches the benefits of having a corporation, but I guess I don't really understand the benefits of LLC, Sole, and Corp in regards to Real Estate, any guidance in laymen terms would be really appreciated.2.

I currently book major incentive travel groups, corporate meetings, etc. 

But without making sure you are adhering to the provisions that make an LLC 'limited liability,' they don't provide a corporate veil, so that's what I use my attorney for.