Cash out refinances are generally not taxable events. 

Sometimes this occurs if the property has every upgrade available. 

As a rule of thumb, I had my own connections to an electrician, plumber, HVAC, roofer, etc.) in the event of a maintenance request.

A General liability policy will keep you covered in the event that someone tries to drag you through a lawsuit or you lose business income due to a loss.

The tricky part occurs when the co-op is the debtor in a mortgage note secured by the property.

It will be in the Events here for next month soon under Zen and the Art of Real Estate Investing.

Its kind of comical.In any event, this new bill already has tax opportunities so planning will just shift!

Many reasons, one major one being that if a tenant loses property in a event such as a fire, your insurance likely doesn’t cover their property and if they do not have any recourse to recoup the losses there is a chance that you could face a lawsuit from the tenant. 

@Jeffrey VanickyOne other issue in putting your home in an LLC is you'll lose your homestead exemption, which in some states, such as Florida, is far more valuable than an LLC.I'm in NY, have my business in LLC, and advised by attorneys that you get sued anyway, for negligence in the event something goes wrong.

Hello BP community,Curious what you macro experts out there make of what's occurring in China right now.