WEll....assuming DTI, scores, public records etc......yes.

Jake, can't follow the link, but without reading it, I can see the public purpose, however getting between a lender and a borrower may have some legal issues that they may not be able to afford to fight.

I've been told that an LLC is the way to go, so that we can protect ourselves as individuals if something happens in the rental(s), and also to get the best tax benefits.

I suppose a place like Jersey City has a lot of tenant advocates both private and public who would search to see if you have in fact moved in.

I havent had much exposure to exactly what they are and how they work but I do understand that they are a way of holding your real estate assets as a seperate entity protecting personal assests.

You may know that crowdfunding is an online money-raising strategy that began as a way for the public to donate small amounts of money often through social networking websites.

I assumed it was public knowledge not to hide it but perhaps limit future losses.....but then again, it might not be so bad of a hit, I wouldn't hold it, but he may be happy to.

(last 5 digit)Thanks.B of a hasn't ever publicly stated what they're using your soc for, and many agents just use 000-00 in equator.

I have read some of the many post on this topic, and from what I can work out LLC's offer protection if they are treated and run as a proper business, and not just an easy form of protection against negligence.

My questions are, should I get these properties under an LLC to protect myself and if I intend to keep adding properties and go into business anyway?