Hi ,when buying your investment property, do you put your LLC business code under real estate or property management?

Especially the first one where you don't have enough properties to hire one and you don't want to do it yourself bc you're busy with either your W2 job or your business.2.

Yup, agents are in the sales business. 

Also want to point out that big losses, year after year, can have the IRS saying our business is just a hobby…businesses are meant to make money every so often.  

I have already taken many steps to set this up as a business but am looking to purchase my first property in the next 30 days or less.Glad to be here and look forward to meeting you all.

with such a high mortgage rate, it is very hard to find cash flowing investment even at 40percent down. everyone makes it sound so easy to find something with cashflow, but its not.There are cashflowing properties all over AL, GA, MO, OH, MD, PA - we're funding $30 mil a month and 50%-60% of our business is rental loans.

For example, I am a little concerned about some aspects of the business cycle recovery and a potential for a double-dip so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or low-debt equity).

I want to use my business as the borrower to protect my debt to income ratio so DSCR seems to be the best route. 

Regarding how to structure my business - I do not have an LLC setup as an agent and just plan on purchasing properties under my investments LLC, then getting paid as myself for my commissions.

-Consider offering incentives or concessions if offers are not being submitted.Tax Planning:-Understand tax implications and consult with a tax professional.Pre-Sale Inspections:-Conduct inspections to address potential issues beforehand.Remember that every real estate market is unique, and the effectiveness of these strategies may vary.