You can get a business line to avoid personal collateral.

This way you can avoid paying two closing costs, and fees etc.

I'm looking at a 12 unit apartment complex in Central Illinois that is for sale.  

If you change to LLC, you need to operate 100% via the LLC name or you risk personal responsibility which is exactly what you’re trying to avoid by establishing an LLC.

There's something incredibly helpful about hearing other people's success stories and mistakes to avoid. 

I've just started diving into this topic: One thing I'm curious about is how quickly municipalities can act if it passes-- I would imagine they would want to avoid the situation where everyone who can jacks up their rent all at once by the city's new implementation deadline.

Even if you "own" a property with no mortgage, go on avoiding paying the taxes and you'll soon find out who really owns your property.

Usually wholesalers target certain areas and would try and avoid an area they aren't familiar with or think is too bad.

I lived in Los Angeles for the last 30+ years and I know which "blocks" have problems so I avoid them (Watts for example).

I'm in Hamilton, NJ in central NJ.