Forgot to link this http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/207190#

John Thedford,You really do need to talk to an attorney about this topic.

Oh wow, just found this thread:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/26246-lifestyles-unlimited-by-del-walmsleyHmm...maybe Mr.

We had the same dilemma and chose an umbrella policy on top of rental insurance - read about it here on bp so there are already some good forum discussions about this topic I think.

You can't know all that from a magazine article you read about the Berkshires.

This is a topic from another thread I created, but is it absolutely necessary to have a mentor??

I always recommend people use the search bar at the top right of the site when the find a topic or question they need to know more about, and if you cannot find what you are looking for just ask.Here is a link to the wholesaling forum:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93-wholesaling

Hi Geovani, I see this is an old thread, with a clip from the article written by Eric Garfield, MAI, MRICS and Matthew VanEck:"The percentage of loan paid off in the holding period (P) can be determined by dividing the amortization rate of the 8 percent, 25-year loan by the amortization rate of the 8-percent, 10-year holding period loan.

Hello All,I'm new here and have been lurking, reading articles, and listening to the podcast.

It is a big OUCH to have to pay 4% RTT for transfers in and then back out of LLC when people try to get financing in their personal name (and then want to do a refi similarly).This other thread discusses PA transfer taxes, and I have some more info there that you should consider:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/80878-transfer-taxes-on-contract-assignments