I would just go ahead and do the re-wire now and be done with it.

HI Robert, I live and operate a few RE related business out of the Westerville area.

I would 100% run these questions through your RE Attorney, but if you're looking to be best protected I would venture to say one property per trust/LLC (however your RE Attorney might suggest this is overkill).

I recommend seeing if there are any RE investing or wholesaling groups in your market. you can even make a post about looking for off market deals and connect with wholesalers that way

We walked it, discussed numbers and they provided construction references.

This is a reintrodcution as I was on the site many years ago.  I am sure to be on here more often to learn the ever changing landscape of the real estate market.  Also I hope to engage with investors to explore opport...

Hey Ben It's definitely a great, lower risk way to get into RE investing.

I’ve been investing in RE since 2019.

Whether you're a seasoned broker with years of experience, a mentor with invaluable wisdom to share, or an investor just starting and eager to learn, we can all benefit from pooling our resources and knowledge.I envision regular meetups to discuss market trends and investment opportunities and collaborate on joint ventures.

Again, this can be avoided if using a holding LLC as discussed previously.