A legal entity gives you legal protection.

Great cashier flow but no financial records due to previous owner running it as a non profit, sorry selling as non performing asset.

thank you.i've been reading as much as i can get my hands on for about a month now. that's just a base; i find talking to folks involved in this area to be invaluable.fortunately i've built a team in the past before i even knew that i'd be getting into this. i have a broker and lender at bat already. i'm looking to expand on investment partners as well.our goal (my Wife and i) is financial freedom - eventually. i'm 37 years old - and starting now is better than nothing!

Hi everyone, I’m looking to see what I can do to resolve a situation I’m in with a service provider I hired to do some work at one of my rental properties. I hired a chimney sweep company to clear a blocked gas f...

Agreed, if they did have that money sitting around 9 of 10 times they would not want to give to the lender they would prefer to keep it based on their difficult financial situation.

But none of this is statutorily protected. 

Everything else being good--appraisal, environmental, personal credit--this should be financiable.

i am a newbie investor and i am interested in discovering what markets are good to invest in, i live in NYC and i feel like investing here would set me back financially.  

I was also thinking about putting cameras in the unit as another method of assets protection

Greetings, I'm Sean Vitale and I found my way to BP through Mister Money Moustache on a search for financial freedom. 6 months ago I had no financial plans and I almost bought a single family home with no understanding of what that meant for my life or how it factored into the big picture.