I'd rather pay the going rate to someone that is working for me, and doesn't have any conflicting interests.

There are two conflicting opinions being presented to investors, including on Bigger Pockets, regarding owning property in the name of a trust and making an LLC a beneficiary.  

If your interested in multifamily buildings I suggest you buy with higher zoning, then at least your conversion won't conflict with zoning!

This is probably why our personalities conflict and will continue to conflict.

And while red doors are good to use, you already have red brick, so the reds together would clash or conflict with one another, so I would go with a wood door that has a glass in it.

I don't mean I have to be involved with your deals.. you can just use my volume to get ahead of the competition there.. you would owe me dinner and a fine bottle of wine is all next time I am in FLA  we buy in Orlando so no conflict with you

Howdy folks,I recently purchased a Duplex , and last week one of the tenants had their Light bill cut off and they other unit was left without water. We discovered that the unit powers the pump for the well system for...

Both are flow through but I have heard a lot of conflicting information about which is better for real estate.First we need to know what you plan to do as an investor.

By mixing the two you create conflicts of interest on both sides. 

You two have to be on the same page though or there will always be conflict.