In that instance, the framing of the question is no longer around whether you should have an LLC for a syndication, but should you have an LLC, or various LLCs for all of your assets.  

For instance, your rent may be $1000 per month and section 8 may only cover a portion of the rent, let's say $800.  

As a general tip, work with PMs who have extensive experience with Section 8 so they can easily guide you.

I have read this forum extensively, ever since I have registered 6 years ago.

It also depends on the extent of the foundation damage and repairs, I have done minimal slab crack repairs on flips and disclosed to buyers, without any issues, and I have also done more extensive slab repairs with plans, permits and inspections, and also disclosed to buyers, without any issues. 

Some concepts are fairly extensively customized facades and interiors (i.e.

I have extensive experience there and more than happy to guide you through this.

Hey @Josh CochranJust this afternoon I had an extensive conversation with Juliann at WWC.

My partner was on the acquisitions side of things, so he is extremely knowledgable in novations and creative ways to get the property under contract and I still have an extensive list of buyers, I have built very good relationships with from when I was doing dispositions.I am open to any thoughts on the best way to start and I am open to networking with any one to hear how you got started and what you would do differently now that you have more experience under your belt!

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