First, the new Federal Business Entity Transparency laws that took effect in January 2024 blow most of your hide in plain sight planning out the window.

That will not only hide the repaired crack but make the stairs less likely for people or pets to slip on. 

They potentially are trying to hide something by muscling their way in.  

You want tenants to feel that they can bring issues to you, and not hide them and let them get worse if they are prolonged.

From a plaintiff's attorney's perspective if they begin their discovery process and see this elaborate asset protection structure and LLC's filed in various states etc. and all you own is a modest real estate portfolio you are giving them reason to dig deeper believing there are real assets you are hiding. 

They will hide stains very well for a reasonable number of years.

It gives it a little cushion and “feels” softer to me plus hides subfloor imperfections.

I wouldn't try to hide the information, but wouldn't lead with that in the advertisement.

I have been investing in turnkey properties the last 10 years and have had great experiences. All my deals are out-of-state and they perform well. As I am getting older, I realize that some of my properties are even m...

Some even hide under blankets because it's so cold from the AC!