What setup/structure do you prefer for your real estate business (best for taxes, best for flexibility, best for liability)I have done extensive research and the way I'm seeing it is this:Setup Corporation in Montana/Nevada/DelawareEach property you buy is setup as its own LLC in the state that it's in and the main corporation is the owner.For example:Main Real Estate LLC in Delaware555 Elm Street LLC in Texas (owned by Main Real Estate LLC)450 Hickory Street LLC in Texas (owned by Main Real Estate LLC)145 First Ave LLC in Iowa (owned by Main Real Estate LLC)I want to get this right before my next purchase.  

Do I have a contractual right to wait the probate resolution beyond the 30 day extension or can the seller cancel the contract?

I have been learning extensively about the different vehicles of real estate and “how to start”.

hello.i ran into a snag in a recent deal because title couldn't make the escrow date (title was unreachable by email, phone, etc) . Seller did not want to extend title. seller chose title company.  my question to bigg...

If Sacramento turns out to be your preferred market, hit me us as I've grown up in this beautiful city and have extensive knowledge of the various communities and of the market.

Shawn If you are going to buy I would buy ASAPif they force the 10 year extension house prices will just continue to go up 

He wants 40K down, amoritized over 30 years with a 3 year balloon payment (extension possible.) 

You could become a realtor or wholesaler.Another strategy I just heard about on BP Business podcast is to buy businesses and by extension, commercial real estate.   

Most of us self-manage from afar and it's discussed extensively on this forum.

Also, as far as the seller financing terms we've worked out, we are doing a down payment of 25%, paying interest only payments and then balloon payment due in 3 years with possible extension to 5 years.