Now let's meet the players.There are four key players in this equation and we will just call them A, B, C, and D.A: Possesses the title free and clear of the current subject property.

With Governor Polis continuing to provide protection for renters through the end of the year, it's nice to know that some of our county governments are stepping up to help so landlords don't completely get the short end of the stick.For example, check out Douglas County's Covid-19 assistance program.https://www.douglas.co.us/emer...Arapahoe County is providing some guidance as well.https://www.arapahoegov.com/21...Hope this quick tip avoids having to go down the eviction path for any of you.

You'd be able to get a letter of environmental protection saying you did illegal work, got caught, then had to hire a professional to come in an clean up the mess. 

In a world of options, how can we narrow it down to the quality ones that aren’t raping pockets, and protect the future?

Your attorney will be needed for your asset protection/contracts/ entity structures. 

The rates are usually broken down by rating factors such as Location, Fire Protection, Age of dwelling, type of vehicle, etc.

You will still have to guarantee the loan personally, but the LLC will have the loanWhen operated correctly, the LLC provided limited liability protection for your assets.

I know to be protective you would need some form of entity, but are deals done around the country without forming an entity? 

Hello BP Real Estate Attorneys, Tax Professionals, Attorneys,What is the best "tax-optimized" asset protection strategy for a California resident who owns several rental properties in Ohio, Florida and Georgia (and does not own any California property)?

This also protects you from buying somewhere and then finding employment 1 hour away which would be kind of miserable.