Hey @Andrew Self Are you going to buy a property through an LLC or your personal name?

Have met him personally a couple times and he is just a great guy all around. 

Their capital gain would be reduced to $500,000, and after the same $250,000 exemption, they would only owe taxes on a $250,000 gain—resulting in a significantly lower tax bill of roughly $55,000.This discrepancy effectively punishes long-term homeowners who have remained in their properties, disproportionately affecting those who may now find their homes unsuitable due to aging, changing lifestyle needs, or financial strain.The capital gains tax exemption of $250,000 per person ($500,000 for married couples) has remained unchanged since 1997.

@William H.I haven't personally gone through Michael Blank's mentoring program, but I've heard mostly positive reviews from people in the multifamily space.

Rates are typically 8-9%+ and it's underwritten based on personal income. 

I'm willing to help this person in any way I can.

Yikes I am almost afraid to jump in on this one, however, I know Joe personally and he is not a scammer.

I have personally house hacked for over 10 years and continue to do it to this day, right here is St.

He told me to fill in an application that asked me personal questions, like goals, financial status etc and then have a call with one of his sales guys.

Could it be considered piercing the corporate veil if the mortgage for the property is in your personal name but the deed is in the name of the LLC?