My friend use one from Bank of America pre-pandemic and I believe they are becoming much more common with brokers too.  

It would depend on a variety of factors, such as: what type of property this is (single family or multi family), how old it is (older or newer than 15 years), how title is held (personal name or corporation), what percentage of rent $100 equates to (since rent increases are now capped by this new law unless it falls under an exemption), and even what city you live in (since there could be local rent control), etc etc etc.  

I just finished with 1st America credit union HELOC with my rental property they very good try it l.  

New York law also prohibits voluntary associations or corporations from performing these services, although there is a narrow exception for title insurance companies (N.Y.

I agree with the other commentary, you have to be dedicated to a client and show them around 9-5 for awhile, not really a night and weekends position, plus commercial doesn’t end up with the kind of referrals like residential does, everyone doesn’t know other folks searching for a new office since businesses only move every 5-10-20 years if ever, and there’s only 1 decision maker at every company, and at some it’s a corporate person with no local input.I’m a commercial GC myself, and could not pull it off, plus it would put me in competition directly with the brokers who bring me 80% of my work.

That is a reference to corporate income taxes and dividend rates.

If you're buying the property under an LLC or other corporate entity then you will potentially have the ability to be the Managing Member, and your JV partner can be a limited member, but the Lender will let you know if they want him to be a guarantor as well.

You need to make sure you operate properly to maintain your corporate veil otherwise you really don’t have the legal asset protection.

The real estate hit of 2008-2010 did not effect every area equally, migration out and immigration trends have changed as once poor areas have gentrified, corporations have come and gone, etc..  

They have a much greater cost to them than just some filing fees, both monetarily and operationally.You never get a clear answer about how to protect your corporate veil with the exception of not co-mingling funds.