I think Eric Lee at Proline Tax Advisors does it: http://www.prolinetaxadvisors.com/The legal filing with the state is essentially the same no matter who you use.

Jake and Gino, authors of Wheel Barrow Profits, are well established multifamily investors in East Tennessee.

If you work with a quality firm, they will not only setup the plan but be available to you as advisors and guides to help you operate and invest with the plan.

I really don't think they are "misconceptions" by NEWER INVESTORS"  I think they are misdirected thoughts by the establishment PL...the NEW breed that has basically taken over the PL Enterprise...after 2007...  

We have had some great connections established through these meetings and potential deals in the making!

You can get away with living in a shed if it's behind a already established house It cannot  be  in a  subdivision .Has to be on your own land Put evergreens around the property, makes good  camouflage,and/or a tall fence. 

Hey everyone, I have access to a private investor who is a relative that is very established in commercial Realestate.

Would love the opportunity to shadow or learn the ropes of wholesaling in Illinois from someone who is an established investor with plenty of knowledge and experience with wholesaling.

Absolutely, properly identifying the market and proper comps is key to establishing current rents and future rents.

Would love the opportunity to shadow or learn the ropes of wholesaling in Illinois from someone who is an established investor with plenty of knowledge and experience with wholesaling.