looks like it went from a multi-member LLC to a single member LLC and maybe should have been marked final in 2022.

I've written about this on the forums plenty of times, so here's one of those posts:I’ve house hacked, BRRRR’d, rehabbed, and been involved in just about every other REI strategy out there, and in my opinion, house hacking (a single fam or small multifam) is the single best way to get started in real estate investing.Why?

However, with continued growth in population and new jobs, forecasts indicate that 2024 will still be higher than the 10-year average for residential construction, a study from the City’s Long-Range Planning Division reveals.Photo credit: GTEC/Marty SellersThe 2023 Huntsville Development Review showed the city’s population is continuing to grow even as the real estate market for single-family homes moderates.

I have a mortgaged, single family property in Austin, TX under an LLC that is owned and managed 50/50 by myself an another partner.

I have a SMLLC (single member LLC) that is currently setup to be Taxed as an S-Corp. 

It depends on if the LLC is a single member LLC or a multi-member LLC.If it is a single-member LLC, it is considered a disregarded entity and reported directly on your individual return.If it is a multi-member LLC, by default, it is considered a partnership.If there is no income or expenses(rare to happen), then yes, no requirement atleast at the federal level. 

My husband and I have rental properties titled in a single member LLC owned by my husband.

First time poster here and new investor, appreciating any advice in this new and scary world.My project, a conversion of a single family unit to a multi-family unit, is delayed by about 5 months. 2 months of the delay is due to my mortgage company.My original mortgage company transferred the mortgage to a different mortgage company early on, and did not give me the required 15/30 day notice.

Hello all,I’m planning on building an SB9 unit on my existing single family home lot and wondering if anyone knows how that affects the title or deed of trust?

Building inspectors love quoting "A structural engineer" for anything and everything.Even a dime size hole in the siding.They kill a lot of deals with their terminologyJust my opinion.Thanks  If I was betting I would say in Memphis there is no basement. again just based on my funding houses there.