An LLC gets commercial financing, which is nowhere near as good as personal financing, and may be easily pierced if set up or used incorrectly.Best of luck and happy investing!

Most likely, you'll have to look in Pierce county for 1% rule plus cash flow.

First if your going to go through the effort of creating one LLC per then it would be illogical not to create accounts for them also as for the limited liability "veil" could be "pierced" if the determination is made that the LLC was established to simply be a shell. 

It is hosted by me, Justin Pierce (look him up, quite famous:)) and John Rubino.

Of course there are cases where the "corporate veil" can be pierced, but if you set everything up correctly, then *operate it* correctly, the use of entities can and will save you a lot of headaches.As to how many properties can be put in each entity, think of the most basic example.

My wife used to work for Pierce County and then an architect and did permitting through several municipalities.

They can pierce the protection by claiming this is in fact personally owned and that the LLC was just an attempt to shield liability.A better approach:1.

@Kyle Pierce Definitely will sign up to be on your buyer list.

It seems like a pretty tough arena to pierce into.  

Pierce area?