In the meantime I am actively investing in RE and also do taxes and other accounting services for RE professionals, developers, investors and landlords.

Frank this thread is almost 6 years old and Michael is not active on this forum so I hardly doubt he can help you out.

The number one target in litigation, according to my attorney, is the Minutes.You should hold meetings at least quarterly if your LLC is not very active, say for a landlord where no significant business is conducted.

The cost and added oversight on your activities is something to consider.Unfortunately, the process of getting your real estate license will not teach you anything about investing; it only teaches you how to pass the test and get the license.

I'm very curious to see as they improve their data, but for now I think it is the place for the non realtor's to go.We will recommend the site to our users.On the other hand, It doesn't take into account active and pending listings, which are essential for an accurate appraisal estimate.

Stay active and ad your two cents when you can.

Is she not at all supportive or is it that she just doesn't want to be active in the process?

I am an active investor in the metro Atlanta, GA area.

I'm thinking about the following1. form an LLC of which all owners are members and are all actively involved in the day to day operation of the business2. we make decisions together, though most of everything will be specified up front in the operating agreement (what we will buy, how we will spend money, and how we make decisions about when to buy, when to sell, etc)3. make sure to include clauses about "how people can leave and get their money back" and "how we can force someone out of the group" -- these will all be family/friends, but you really do never know what will happen with people and money.my questions are:1.

Its not very active as Probates isn't a sexy topic among many investors.