It seems to be best for people like Donald Trump.The biggest advantage seems to be for people who use pass through entities and who are in the highest tax bracket.The lawyers will be working full time to make as much income into passive investment income from pass through entities.I do not think much of the bill will pass as written.

Not a lawyer, no legal advice,  but common sense would state that, from the tenant's side, if the checks aren't cashed, the tenant should still have all rent funds in their account and should be ready for landlord to cash them at any time. 

While I initially didn’t target older tenants, I feel that with the proper screening there is definitely potential for great tenants that will likely stay for a long time.My plan is to contact my lawyer tomorrow and discuss this with him and have him draw something up.

you need advice from a lawyer of the state the property is in.

My recommendation is to contact your insurance company and a lawyer and ignore any opinions on this thread- including this one 😁

Did you get a lawyer?

Get a lawyer.

I am no lawyer or CPA, so don't believe a word I say and check it with professionals and people who have done it first (all I wrote below is taken from reading, so just assume I don't know what I am talking about ;-)), but my understanding is:- the biggest challenge is the due on sale clause (that gives the bank the right to charge the balance on sale).

Hi All,Would anyone have an Asset Protection Lawyer they could recommend, Ive got homes in a number of different states and I want to structure my assets using LLC's, Land Trusts and using S or C Corps.

She just told me that her dad will cosign for $600 and wants a lawyer to put the lease together so that's he only obligated for that much a month.