Hello, I have heard that putting your actual home under your LLC is an excellent idea....con someone explain pros and cons...thanks

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I can do it because I have excellent teams in place where I invest, and I GO SEE the properties before buying them.It may be tempting to buy very low-value properties, but I would suggest that this is more difficult than it may seem.

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That said, I'd not replace carpets while a tenant is in the unit, unless they were an excellent, long term tenant.

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Christina , that is an excellent question, I don't have the answer.

We have a great relationship with an excellent foundation company that we have used for many years.The floor plan can be fixed by moving a wall or two and closing an opening.These things don't scare me....BUT, the price has to be right to compensate for the cost.Although I have plenty of experience managing properties, my father purchased all of the properties, and he passed away about 7 years ago...so this is our first foray into acquisition and thus my timidity.