Currently, I work as a Flight Test Engineer and have come to the realization that I need to do more to secure financial freedom for myself and future family. 

For entity structuring for asset protection, I see most borrowers have the following structure: a Wyoming LLC owning an LLC in the state of the property.

For example, if they're going to be able to cover 75% of the entire value of the next property, they should have a much easier time getting approved for the remaining 25%... depending on what kind of asset the new property is.

So if you are getting 8.5% on a large asset how does that compare to 10 or 20% on a small asset (stock equity)? 

I have created an LLC for asset protection, bought a mentor program for mid-term rentals and obviously the biggerpockets. 

I used it the other day with help in determining if trustee fees should come from the assets of the trust or the income of the trust.

The cost of eviction is really high in NYS, the cost of mismanaging an asset is even higher. 

With over $150 billion idling in real estate private equity funds, there's ample liquidity to acquire distressed assets and loans.

As someone with vast rental experience in Austin, TX (and a resident of Dayton), I would suggest really conducting a PFS (Personal Financial Statement) ahead of time - if not already done - in order to better assess your purchasing capabilities, then we can dive deeper into the creative methods.Connect with me to discuss when it would be a good time to talk.

I get that there are those who say folks are "overpaying" for assets.