@Michael C.You should get an LLC if you know the benefits that they provide and you feel like you need those benefits.There are costs associated with organizing an LLC - If the benefits of the LLC out weight the costs of the LLC, get it.If the costs do not out weight the benefits, don't get it.

The work from home era has begun, but as long as there are young professionals, Manhattan will always be a place to move to.

Confirm that the IRA LLC provider will prepare all of the documents needed to not only form the LLC (articles of organization, SS-4 to obtain an EIN) but also the documents needed by the trust company to process the investment of IRA funds in the LLC.3.

I have recently attained my real estate license, begun attending BP webinars, & have read many of the books suggested on the forums (though I find more every day & am open to suggestions).

We would ideally like it to do it all...organize contacts, appointment calendar, track individual rentals, spreadsheets for rehabs work and even invoicing.

I have also begun clearing the root away from the house which has become somewhat of an arduous task since traditional stump grinders do not fit in between my rent house and the neighbors fence.

Would the "start up date" of your business be considered the actual start date on your Articles of Organization?

HOA’s are private organizations so I don’t think there is a listing anywhere.If you’re interested in a property in a complex called “XYZ” then most likely the HOA is names “XYZ Homeowners Association”.  

It just feels like cities are organized differently than I'm used to or something!

@Justin Johnson I save their reports on Dropbox and organize by property and create sub folders for everything.