Not that it is a competition but as a passive investor, Michael doesn’t pay self-employment tax meaning he will be able to save $4,590 more than Mary Jane.As a real estate investor, you have options and I am nowhere close to covering all of them in this short article.

You should not even receive a letter from the bank.This article can explain the general process of taking a property into your own name and transferring it into the Land Trust before assigning it to the LLC.

I am writing an article and I am an appraiser and looking for primary data. 

The control aspect featured in this original article is absolutely true.

Search here on BP for "Direct Mail" and you will find an abundance of good articles like this one:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/04/2...Good Luck!!

Numerous candidates and options for a June 1 lease date. 

Please refer to this article by Jeff Watson who is an attorney and authority in wholesaling:https://www.realestateinvestingmastery.com/624-illegal-wholesale-properties-jeff-watson-says-depends

The whole article is worth reading.

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Hey @Tony CrabtreeA great resource for you would be @Joshua Dorkin's article: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2006/11/1...It's a great list of questions you should cover with anyone you plan on going into any kind of partnership with.