Interest only, investors, combined with a construction loan so the interest can be added to the construction loan, etc. 

Creditors can access your assets in this type of trust.There are more advanced strategies of using combinations of irrevocable living trusts, land trusts and LLCs for true asset protection.

@Frank Wong haha it's a combination of both really.

Your I-spy-with-my-little-Nest-camera crap would go over like a lead balloon with one of our local magistrates.

Also most are highly educated who painstakingly went to college for many years.So at least the world I see counter argues with the world many “gurus” (guys who lecture to sell their books, videos etc) preach which looks down on the cubicle/ 9-5 culture and higher education (not to mention home ownership) but tells people to skip all of that “nonsense crap” and get right into RE as their fastest ticket to the country club.

Total combined would be about $70k.

We have $30k+ down payment for a $150,000 home and combine make about $5k a month take home.

The most usual event is that the client ends up purchasing enough more than they sell so that it takes the combination of the exchange funds plus the deposit from the client.

Hi everyone,I am trying to understand this whole tax situation with a LLC and how we actually get taxed.Say I have a property, under my personal name, that generates $1,000 per month on rents and $800 per month on all expenses combined.

Which blocked the smell, until I returned to the property a week later and opened the door to a new smell, which was a combination of cleaners, primer, paint and cat urine.