I am stuck in a dilemma of whether or not I need to form a corporation or LLC to protect my assets once I begin closing deals.

The program is through Eskenazi Health Midtown Residential Services.

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But MANY real estate agents have told me things like "You need money for food and health insurance!"

My only dilemma is that she wasn't good at finance and money management that led to her first bankruptcy, what's preventing her from making another money management mistake as a renter?

@Elliot Vann It's a tough one because I can totally relate to your dilemma. 

First of all health and safety issues need to be taken care. 

What if you or your family member that can do the roof is incapable due to health or personal reasons come time to do the roof?

Health insurance in my area is 1550 a month.

It is a two unit property..... cash flow keeping current tenants and current terms is around $300/month... with less than $100,000 investment... the dilemmas being*both units occupied on month to month leases... one has been in place for 4 years, the other 2 years*One unit is very underutilized as is currently a 1 bed, easily could be converted to 2 or possibly 3*Rents are a bit low, could be increased easilyMy dilemmas..#1- love that they are occupied on only month to month, meaning instant cash flow without long term commitment to tenants#2-I think a limited amount of rehab could greatly improve one unit creating a $200-$300 per month rent increase, but would mean current tenant may have to go, which would mean some vacancy#3- These are two separate units... so 2 of everything that could need work, repair, replacement, etc.