Second, a good attorney will also explain to you how to operate the investment through the LLC to ensure you don't commingle funds and pierce your own corporate veil.

One one to pierce your corporate veil is to treat your LLC as an alter-ego. 

I help clients buy at the trustee foreclosure auction every week here in Western Washington (Pierce, King, and Snohomish Counties).

@Elehue Pierce That is what I have heard numerous times, the "deals" were always too slim or non-existent. 

Specific area of work will be the South King and Pierce counties.Thank you for your recommendations and experience. 

@Evan LiuMyself and my business partner have done a few multi family deals in King and Pierce county.

My wife and I have done some BRRRRRs and own and self-manage a portfolio of rentals in the Tacoma/Pierce county area that have done well for us. 

It doesn't work...charging orders pierce corporate veils and good luck putting mortgaged properties into LLC's...And he just quoted Peter Schiff 25 minutes in, lol.

Apparently he has always been an advocatye against utilizing a cell for management of assets held in the same series stating that it adds risk to the corporate veil and creates avenues for piercing it.

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