You'll be covered in fees before you know it and just another cog for them to churn; a boutique business experience will help you get the maximum value with the minimum headache.

Hey everyone, currently in the Easton and Portland OR markets. Have been looking into Allentown for potential expansion. I have done a lot of quantitative research on the area, but was hoping to get in touch with some...

Talk to an attorney that doesn't specialize in churning out LLCs and then weight your situation.Are you sure you really want one? 

My networks has been churning out some nice deals. 

I think I can provide a very different perspective in that area -- I've certainly churned through alot of numbers!

We don't do well on the credit-card churning after working payments for different cards through different online systems.

Working overtime, picking up a second job,  credit card churning to earn an extra couple thousand a year for free, using equity from a primary residence (if you have one) via refinance/HELOC etc., partner with someone who has the capital, find a hard money lender to front you the money, utilize retirement funds (consult rules and regs to make sure you do this properly), cutting down your lifestyle expenses to increase saving,  etc. 

Unlike many of our competitors, to avoid churning our units and then filling them back up with new people in the same financial position, we have found it to be good business to work with tenants having a temporary financial crisis.

Create a deal "churn" where you have some 2nd position lenders come in to cash out the equity investors right when you need it for a new deal. 

So we're in mid-late phase of the tax preparation where numbers are getting churned.