CoStar now owns Loopnet, Apartments.com, Lands of America, Smith Travel Research, BizBuySell, and other sites.

Personally I like the LLC for my own businesses. 

We typically will use them in our own portfolio before referring them to our clients.

We lend our own money and don't sell our notes - that is why you will find our unique program nowhere else.

On one of their apartment buildings that they owned in cash, they pulled a loan out on a cash-out refinance and bought property here in cash. 

Condos and townhouses usually are higher because the HOA owns more of the common areas. 

If you are buying in your own name, then obviously you won't have this as a formally separate entity.But the bookkeeping will be so much easier at tax time if you set up bank accounts for the rental property separate from accounts you use for your personal expenses.

I owned two bed and breakfasts from around 1900 that both had a combination of wood in some rooms and paint in others.

If you are adding value to other groups you'll have doors open that allow you to learn the ropes on other people's deals vs on your own and potentially losing a lot of money and getting way too many grey hairs and wrinkles ;) The 5 Key Partnerships You Need in Real Estate 🏘️🌟 Mark your calendars for Wednesday May 15th, at 1 PM EST!

Hi,I have formed a holding/parent LLC company and a subsidiary/operating LLC company which is 100% owned by the holding/parent LLC.