A couple of the investors on here have mentioned keeping business separate from personal assets so if business goes sour, you still have a home and a retirement account.You could start off by figuring how much of your home equity you are willing to risk and form a plan from there.

I am new to wholesaling & starting my business, I fully intend to form a LLC for my real estate business which will include a rehab eventually.

He should buy form a manufacturer or local distributer.

Should I form a Trust to hold the property in?

For instance, incentivize the debt partner to stay in full-term by offering to sell them a minority equity stake in the LCC holding the property. 4) Form a private placement and get it registered with the proper authorities.

Now Elio, What I suggest you do is 1)form a LLC for lending on investments.

You can go to meetup.com and form a mastermind group.

You can flip a home bought at 65 - 75% ARV (minus repairs)... to bird dog, you need to find deals even better than that so someone can buy it from you at that price.If you have connections, you can form a partnership with people.

I suppose you could form a separate LLC’s for each asset within your plan in order to isolate them, but this corporate hierarchy quickly gets unwieldy and expensive.

When commercial multifamily is being sold to presumably sophisticated investors, brokers prepare pro-formas, as we all know.