I personally only use TN LLC because I am diligently maintaining all corporate formalities and staying up date with state LLC laws, this is my personal choice but again.. this all depends on your specific risk tolerance and investment situation. 

Hey @Syed Akbar, feel free to reach out if you'd like to chat sometime.

If anyone’s curious about that 12-24-unit deal, feel free to DM me for the rundown.

Hi guys,Some literature I have read indicates that sometimes you can open up a HELOC for free.  

If you do, you'll want to activate your free RentRedi subscription that all BiggerPockets Pro Members have access to.

Third, If you want to offer an alternative (which you're not required to) - If you have a PM plaform like Baselane or RentRedi (free for BP Pro members) you can offer credit boosting for tenants that pay on time.

yup stayed in the land bizz till late 80s and was in land and timber in the 90s and of course from middle 90s to now I have developed about 500 to 600 lots for homes.And all the while I bought land to flip..

I’d love to hear more about your goals and how you’re planning to use your license to grow.Wishing you all the best on this journey—feel free to reach out if you ever want to connect or chat strategy! 

(aka the BRRR method).But, if you stay on the sidelines, acting fearful and not greedy, you will reap the benefits of neither.Again I do think we see an early pullback in 2025, in the first 100 days.

Being a state that does not allow contract for deed or lease/option deals, wraps are the best choice for us.I personally stay involved in all my wraps post closing.