In my opinion you should NOT spend your money on a guru but it is a path that can yield results for some.

She Wants To Get A Condo/co-op Because She Said Its Cheaper, Shes Looking To Spend Around 150k.

I love Mondays because its another day I choose what I want to spend my time doing.

There are numerous ways to structure and protect each party.

I have enjoyed the BP forums and resources these past few months though this is my first time seeking advice. I bought my first MFR deal within the last month here in Chicago. All going very well. Learning a ton and ...

One big thing to know is how to not discriminate against protected classes.

If you're going to do this for the long-term, it's worth talking to a real estate lawyer and spending a few bucks to get it done properly until you know the procedure.   

In reality, contracts are state specific, and contain specific language to protect your interest. 

This could protect some of your assets so that all your eggs are not in one basket.  

@Nathan Goodlove I'm not sure if it's necessary to use an attorney as a registered agent, but it's probably a good idea to consult with one before you attempt to do something inherently legal such as asset protection.