Alexa now being a part of the finished product. 

@Alexa K.

@Richard Naimy I have some episodes on my channel on YouTube (Luke Chung) that gives my advice on how to look for properties and what markets. 

@Luke Chung Congratulation on the property and the health of your son!

Here's the link:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/biggerpockets-podcast-269-how-the-new-tax-code-affects-your-real-estate-investments-with-amanda-han-and-brandon-hall/Luke Chung, back to your questions. 20% is a fairly standard amount to be reallocated to 5, and 15 year property and accelerated.

Alex, A hard money lender in most cases will cover the assignment fee if your assigning to an investor and all the other criteria is met.if you're selling to a buyer who is going down to get a loan from the bank then the answer is NO, the lender will only lend on the purchase price of the property NOT the assignment fee.The title company or attorney pays you your assignment fee from the proceeds coming from the seller or buyer.

I'm working with one but i'm looking for another so Investment Loans if you could direct me my email is alexa@amsnational.comThanks

Originally posted by Chris Chung: Democratic (socialist) I am a democrat and not a socialist.

Hi @James Chung!

@Alexa Martinelli once you own your properties in an LLC you have to take "distributions" from your LLC.