You should use limited warranty deeds to transfer the rentals from your personal name into your LLC, put all rents into the business account and buy a good umbrella policy for liability protection.

If you ask very specific factual questions that don't involve any protected classes (which includes felonies) we can answer.

It doesn't really protect you in case of lawsuits.

These tools are very customizable, but lack estimation & budget trackingBuilderTrend / Co-Construct - These tools are built specifically for custom homebuilders/remodelers and have a lot of functionality.

This gives some amount of protection. 

When in doubt, pretend your customer/client/business partner is your grandmother and this deal involves her last nickel, what would you do then?

In other words, in your portfolio -- yes, yours -- you could own a piece of a high rise, a downtown office building, a 100-plus unit apartment complex and more.Let's break it down.1031 vs. 721: How the 721 can protect youOK, so as awesome as the 1031 is, there are a few drawbacks.

I appreciate the 3 customer temperatures and can see how consistent follow up with appointments set ahead of time would be the most efficient source of leads after building familiarity.

If it is a domestic abuse situation, I would encourage the abused tenant to get a protection order.

Hello I am a Contractor/Flipper this is a bit off topic but need help to protect myself we are doing work for a guy that is currently dying he has less than 2 Months to live we may not be finished for final check by then is there any thing I can do ahead of time to make sure I don't loss my final payment if he does pass?