There are other benefits such as hiding your assets by putting them under LLC, but I think that depends on how you file your taxes.

And only they know insurance. 2) they will jump from part to part to co mingle returns, hide fees, mis represent how the death benefit is paid out etc to try and confuse the issue.  

Problem with this is finding people who don't have commission breath and who know how to set it up correctly.2) Buy gold with cash and hide it in a ditch.

@Claudia Bonaudo@David FaulknerAccount ClosedKathy, not ignoring you but you probably know this.Those getting into real estate are suffering from LLC mania, symptoms include avoiding liability, hiding your identity, protecting your assets and thinking you'll have tax deductions.

The returns are chewed up by inflation, unknown fees, and more fees of fees.If you are loaded and want to hide cash, go for "investment" insurance.  

Best not to hide what you're wanting to do.Check around with different lending institutions till you find one that will work with you.

And its the bane of the industry in my mind NO one answers there phone and they hide behind texts..

Something else to note; even old stain and varnish can have lead in it.

There is no need for a tenant to hide it.

I should have known better when I discovered an undeclared pet she was hiding.