Rarely is it done overnight or by a single generation...acquiring and keeping extreme wealth is a long building process.One of my favorite cartoon drawings is a short series: it shows a large wagon holding a few meek individuals and a lot of folks pulling the wagon.

hahaDoubtful you'll find anyone here who is not familiar with that series.

Why not write a series of articles and the book will write itself?

What happens if you have a fund and wish to advertise separate series with different private placements; one of which allows for advertising and one that doesn't?

Monica Breckenridge - Sharon Vornholt did a series on this very topic on the BiggerPockets Blog; here are the last 3 posts:- Systems for Managing Contacts and Direct Mail Campaigns for Investors- How Using A Database In Your Real Estate Business Makes You Money- Setting Up Your Database for Your Real Estate Investing Business

Regarding the risk that plan administrators aren't well versed on the transactions:  "We determined that a large reason many sponsors in the sample were non-filers was because they and their advisers were incorrectly interpreting an exemption to the Form 5500 series filing requirement which does not apply to ROBS plans.

I like the rich dad poor dad series.

Taxes become an issue, they are tax exempt and you're not, meaning interests must be divided along with equities, in many instances it isn't worth the pain.A Series LLC would be a possible arrangement as interests can be divided and accounted for more efficiently.

If I were to look it up I'd start with the Texas RE Commission and see what statues (series) are used and move from there.

There is typically little to no benefit to incorporating in another state unless you want to be subject to more paperwork and more fees.Texas has a very strong Series LLC which I hear is highly recommended.