Here are the questions we have on both the options for which we were not able find clear answers .1.should all the three of us be on the conventional loan and then transfer the deed to the LLC?

We've had a string of vendors flake out or do shoddy work that resulted in additional damage and they're wearing me down to go back to the expensive guys...Thank you, this is great, sent you a request, please let us be in touch.

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I've tried to glean through the past several years of posts in this discussion and could find a situation quite like mine.March 2018 my wife and I formed an LLC with both of us being members.

Something to push you over the hump and get you some real money to play with. 

The few I was involved in were(A) 50/50 equity split where the investor brought all or a majority of the money and the equity was split at the end amongst us.(B

Hey everyone!Wanted to swing by the New Member forum and introduce myself.My name is Melani and although I’m new to the BP site, I’ve loved the BP podcast for quite awhile.As for my background in real estate — my firs...

Hello,I am analyzing my first property with the Bigger Pockets Rental Property calculator but couldn't seem to get over the hump at what annual property taxes are for this large scale of a property?

Just to clarify, I don't mean partnership in the legal entity sense here, as I think we want an LLC with all of us being passive investors.  

And once you get over the first hump and get your first property everything will get easier and fall into place.