
17 September 2021 | 32 replies
(Reference Kenoe on Land Trusts 1989) just so you know this ruling stops the partitioning of beneficial interest in a LT so a creditor could not pierce the trust with a charging order since other beneficiaries would be negatively impacted.The worse case scenario would be the creditor can take that say 10% beneficial interest in the trust and they would not get paid until the property sold to cash out but the trust itself it NOT pierced and nothing is ironclad.The LLC protect the LLC members form liability and the LT protect the "corpus" or real property.Depending on your exit strategy determines the trust you should use and how it would be setup.I use LT in my investing and honestly like the way they work when done right so just wish to chime in.LT also work very well in multiple investor scenarios on property.LLC and Land Trusts are like bread and butter they work very well together that is basically my point.Mitch as to grant claim deed my understanding is you show proven reliable chain of title and that you have documentation you have the right of ownership.

12 October 2020 | 17 replies
If any body has any good advice on finding out of state Boots on the Ground help I would appreciate your input.

3 April 2020 | 57 replies
And in the past, for less credit worth tenants, we take two months rent deposit, but with rents in the $2,000+/month, we're take only one month, (NY state now limits it to one month) and if we quibble over every little hole in the wall, no body gets anything back, and we'll wind up in court every time.
14 June 2021 | 13 replies
The high risk and high interest rate loans - his bread and butter - were the first to get cut off when this covid-19 stuff started.

7 August 2019 | 200 replies
I ask my son why in todays economy his able bodied 20 something friends from the heart of Worcester MA are getting public assistance.

18 March 2019 | 81 replies
Most bread and butter flippers that I bump into are targeting 10-15% profit.

14 December 2022 | 10 replies
THat's not ideal but having all the other information in ONE PLACE is the bread and butter for Prop Stream.
29 January 2013 | 32 replies
Your hire will probably be a retired, or close to retirement-age person who has worked in construction and whose body can no longer handle the physical requirements of the work, but has a sharp eye, mind, and tongue who can do what you need done.Also, I think you may be surprised at how quickly you will find this not being a part time job, but rather a full-time one.

14 May 2020 | 35 replies
Well, there's always Bitcoin :D.Seriously though - as much as I hate the hair-brained and pandering policies Seattle City Council and other similar governing bodies, I think we as landlords tend to blow the eviction thing out of proportion.