WLLC doesn't require personal information to be public so that remains private.Yes, my name will appear in the public records of FLLC1 and FLLC2 but these entities are not publicly linked to the property.Apologies for the long post and thanks for reading all the way down here.

Thanks for taking the time to read my post.

I’m sure I’ll pick a lot of this up as I read and research but I appreciate any help I can get along the way since I am brand new to the process. 

As a result they’re forever attending seminars, workshops, classes provided by various real estate organizations; they’ve read every book ever written about real estate twice; they believe that they could be worth $1 billion now if only they had chosen real estate as their college major instead of medieval literature; but soon as they study for their real estate license in all 50 states they’ll be ready to begin.The Guru Junkie – I met this person while I was the designated provider of financing for a guru – back about 30 years ago.

What sites should I read up on?

Also, you can always cashout refi them AFTER retirement and get that money tax-free (until you sell or transfer via inheritance).Recommend you read The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, which shares the plans of several different investors.

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I'd be careful making general statements about entire housing markets.

I've actually read her book too.

Thanks, I will definitely read the book!