If you are buying a SFR, you probably don't need this policy until you move and turn it into a rental.Another option I've heard of but not practiced is to acquire the property through a trust (as opposed to or in addition to a LLC) ... this if done carefully may protect your name/identity from being on public record as the owner and may provide some protection through anonymity.

While not identical, this is very close to what I'm suggesting.To be clear, I'm not looking for funding.

We are not on the yellow brick road and everyone does not think, act or perceive things Identically.

Accordingly, the rental income and expenses are reported on Schedule E, thus the entities are essentially identical from a tax standpoint.The LLC will have both the formation costs and annual filing fees paid to the state.

One of us has now had our identity stolen and we have reported Helmick and Gorilla to the DOJ and FBI (along with the blogger who posted it).When you work with Gorilla Capital, make no mistake.

FHFA (oversees Fannie and Freddie) decided that they have too much non-owner-occupant inventory, however, and thus changed things so that now the rate and points cost for second is identical to investment.

This is the reason we get a lot of investment from the dutch people although we are also consider dutch because we are part of The dutch kingdom and we hold the Dutch identity on paper.

I had to call to verify my identity, but had no trouble with the payments going through afterward.

Definitely look into getting the collection set up and then hope she wasn't using a stolen identity.

It never ceases to amaze me how few people have heard of this before on here, but a major study that looked at something like a century (give or take) of RE data in the USA found that the overall rate of return in cash flow vs appreciation markets was basically identical over the long term.