I certainly understand the follow function and how it can be useful, especially to newer investors.

Jason,Lending to LLC's has always been next to impossible...especially newly organized LLC's, corporations, etc.Banks have never been eager to lend to new companies becuase of the risk involved.

I haven't been here long , but I pay dues for REIA, Rotary and many other organizations.

This requires way more organization.

If the gap between them gets too great, the losers will organize themselves politically and seek to recast the existing system -- within nations and between them." -- Henry Kissinger, in The Economist Aging and Saving -- The Face of the American ConsumerImagine if you will a snake that catches a rabbit for dinner.

I mean true organic marketing, pay per click...etc

Once you set up the LLC, take your organization documents to your bank and they'll let you create an account in the business name.

You can use your 401-K account to support cash reserves (they may make a tax-related adjustment )Organize your data in a professional manner when submitting to underwriters, as this will help and there is some subjectivity involved, such as if you're trying to explain why a large repair bill on your Sch.

The woman heading the organization hasn't even put together her first deal, and lost everything.

Sellers lie, they don't tell all, so that could be why the numbers look good.OTH, if youare looking in an area that is targeted by city officials to clean upan area, where there is community involvement by organizations to rehab areas, then that "bad area" can be a steal of a deal for what the future may hold.