Ideally you'd have a mix.

Help you define the appropriate business structures, both from a legal protection and from a financial/tax perspectiveHelp you create a tax strategy for your business that will allow you to legally keep as much money as you possibly canHelp you make smart decisions with respect to your individual real estate investmentsPrepare your annual tax returnsRecommend other team members (attorney, insurance agent, real estate agent, etc) who can help make your business a successWhat are your credentials?

Although I don't personally use home inspectors on my purchases, I deal with a lot of them when selling and there is a wide variety.As an investor or a buyer, I would want an inspector with actual construction experience.

On the multi-member LLC, they will consolidate the member's financial data to derive ratios, and they will also evaluate the individual members.

Great Ideal for many, but it drove my multi-units rental rates from $500 to $425 a month.

Ideally that support should be other recent comps in similar condition.

It's pretty straight forward and based on your pictures it looks like you've got an ideal candidate for it.

Since I'm new to real state investement, I wonder what would be the ideal return normally for a buy and hold strategy.

When I mentioned that I would eventually move to rehabbing, he did go ahead and quote me for general liability based on rehabbing construction, as well as coverage for any possible accidents while showing a property.I am still in the process of creating an LLC through my attorney, and do plan to carry a decent policy once my agent figures out what to actually cover me for :D FWIW, I mentioned an umbrella policy to my agent since I have seen that tossed around here a bit, but he said umbrella policies are for individuals.

I see the reasoning on an individual basis, but how many flips does it take before you are considered a dealer?