I typically like to take title via Land trusts and have the beneficial interest go to the LLC ...is it better to have the beneficial interest go to individual instead of my LLC that holds the rentals?

Those I know in this deal are elderly, unsophisticated with trust deed investing, and relied upon Capella’s supposed due diligence.

And please like and share our posts on social media to spread the word.Here are some high-level talking points about this ordinance that you can use to communicate with your tenants and fellow landlords.Rents Will Go UpThis ordinance will hurt affordable housing in Kansas City.

We hired a good (and fast) contractor we trusted and could work with, who asks questions when they aren't 100% certain of your vision, instead of just forging forward.

I know from searching the member area, there aren't many members in the Wiregrass Area to connect with, but I am eager expand my knowledge into the flipping side of real estate and look more into taking my career to the next level. 

(fun fact: a trust is not an entity)  S-corp and C-corp are tax structures under federal tax laws. 

We do all the property management ourselves, but wanted to "go to the next level" with an apartment.

Hello BP,I was wondering how do you evaluate/determine your comfort level with regards to leverage. 

The most common advice was to put the home into an LLC and then add the LLC to a trust. 

You can even have an attorney available 24/7 for less than $40.00 a month.TITLE: Since you live in Illinois you should use an Illinois Land Trust to take title to all future purchases.