There have been numerous forum discussions and articles written about LLCs and business structuring.

Then you'd normally use a title company and escrow or attorney as closing agent to handle money, documents and insure the transaction's title.Every state (and some local courts, too) have different laws and rules that may make this simplified explanation inaccurate for your situation.

I've since found numerous useful posts here and have decided to join the community to learn more, and hopefully give back to even bigger newbies then myself :)-Josh

@Taylor Shapiro, you have an anecdotal explanation from a neighbor.

There’s no right or wrong answer, just personal preference.In general, I don’t agree that more risk always means more reward, but from the numerical point of view of leverage, it’s true.Most important Linda, is to make sure you can sleep at night.

I assume and read numerous posts that I need to build up cash flow but am I limited to flipping?

You must do due diligence on people as well as the buildingIs there a link/explanation for the due diligence your clients go thru when buying from out of state?

She has 30 years experience now, numerous additional credentials beyond her degrees, and has consistently received very high praise from her supervisors and clients.

Hopefully, the above explanation, may help you little bit.

There is so much more to consider than just the price of the property.I see numerous red flags from what I am reading.