HIJust started new investor looking for investor friendly title company in the the area saw your post on bigger pocket just joined them as well I was wondering if you can send me your rep there thanking you in advanceps any words of wisdom you can provide in talking with them will mostly be appricated

It's also recommended to talk to lenders about any potential impacts on financing or loan terms when forming an LLC.A revocable living trust can provide benefits for estate planning and asset management, but it may not offer the same level of liability protection.

When you reach the age of 19, it's important to have a reliable source of income, be able to provide a down payment of around 15% to 20%, and maintain a good credit score and debt-to-income ratio in order to be eligible for a mortgage loan.

Hi @Megan Fitzgerald I would be sure to do your research online and it may be worth checking with a local real estate attorney as well or another local attorney who may be familiar with the your areas laws/regulations.

Trying to learn it online and apply on your own is risky.

Lot of advice out there so I'll try and provide some new angles that have helped me along the way.  1) Get data and don't go at this alone. 

What tools does the company provide?

Fill in those two numbers into any online mortgage calculator, and it will tell you what the maximum loan is. 

And, as I also said, structuring multi-company setups takes more than a few tidbits from an online forum.

They allow me to have multiple bank accounts across multiple businesses (for example, I have one business with 4 accounts, one business with 2 accounts, one business with one account, and all of these bank accounts are in the same online banking login).