Mark Kohler is a strong proponent of using the S-Corp as the primary entity for the real estate business, whereas Anderson Advisors says that a C-Corp would fit me better.My situation:LLC was established last summer, but I haven't done any monetary business in its name yet (just created bank account)LLC has two managers with 50/50 ownership (my fiancée and I)I work full-time, fiancée works part-time and goes to grad school full-timeI'm currently finishing up my first rehab (held in my personal name); it should sell by April for a $30k profitI have another property under contract (in the LLC's name) and will be closing on it next week.  

My fiancee and I put an offer in on a Fannie Mae REO.

About a year ago my fiancee and I had to move back into her parents because of financial issues.

Hello,So my journey for my fiancee and I to finding a small multi family property in the Rhode island market has been tough.

(Aside: My fiancee and I are very seriously considering a trip out to Indy to get a feel for the city; we're considering a move and we'd like to find a duplex to rehab/rent/hold in a C or better area.)

I'm Malaysian, so are the other 3 partners I have all residing in the USA, some are PR, some on work visa.

Hello BP family- I am very new to REI, and aspire to start with my first REI rental by next year. but I am on H1B work visa.are there any such REI's out there who started while they were on work visa's?

Background:My fiancee and I live in San Francisco.

Plus, when VISA delivers the rent to me I don't have to worry about it bouncing.

Spain and Portugal are good examples of countries with great investment potential but the logistics are just a huge burden.I'm currently looking at acquiring an E2 investors Visa and setting up an LLC based on the West Coast, dealing in real estate, long term rentals and vacation rentals.