Alex - you may not need an attorney, or at least not just yet.I would think a CPA would be able to advise you on the pros and cons of one entity versus another, so I'm surprised your current adviser was unable to provide this information.Currently, my team includes a bookkeeper, who works for me one day a week, two CPA's, six (6) attorneys who do everything from basic filings to litigation, as well as a pension advisor group.Attorneys, like plumbers, can get expensive very quickly.

It's really surprising how quickly that number can add up.

The more I read, the more I am surprised at how many people got into it, but not in the way that they expected they would.Again, thanks for the encouragement.

I think this is a grate place to be because; home prices are above the cost to build, inventory is low, my market is growing, fighting over existing homes takes the profit out, and there are less surprises.

When I looked at the properties, I was really surprised at just how junky they were.

Surprisingly few agents understand the numbers, even after you try to school them.

As such, it has taken a considerable toll on the quality of my life outside of work.While doing some research, I came across this site and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of information that is being provided (for example the Ultimate beginner's guide to RE Investing) and the willingness of participants to provide advice to others.In order to alleviate amount of time that my work consumes, I wanted to investigate going into Private Lending to slowly supplement my income.

Hi @Ruth JonesMy rental property is in the West Valley of Phoenix in a city called Surprise.

If you've got three units and the water/sewer is combined for the three, your water/sewer bills may be surprisingly high.What type of heat is it?

You'd be surprised.