I'm going into a partnership with someone who lives in and invests in Rhode island. We want to buy a rental property together and the property is in RI. So if we create a RI llc to buy the property, can I put my MA LL...

I "house hacked" my primary home without really knowing what that was. We currently have a renter in there but the house is still in my personal name. I have separate LLC's for my rental properties and for some reason...

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who is responsible for replacing ac/heat filters on the unit? Teant or landlord?
Just acquired my first rental property and managing it myself so im n...

Hey guys - in a unique situation here
I bought a 2 bed - 1 bath house in KC, MO on an FHA 1.5 years ago, renovated, rented out for a year (got sent away for work after a few months), and just came back to add on to m...

So I am military, originally out of CA so it's my "home state"/residency but very easy for me to change as I am stationed out of CA and have been for a long time.I own several properties in CA and one in WA. I had a c...

I heard for anonymity purpose it’s advisable to set up a personal residence trust. Is it the same as land trusts ?
Also, if I don’t have the right person to name as trustee, is there any more economical option other ...

All you hear and read about llc's is that they protect your personal assets if your llc gets sued and things go above your insurance limits.   So the slip and fall plaintiff can't get to your house, personal assets, e...

I did a quick search and did not see anything recent that matches this. If someone knows of a good thread, drop a link here.Otherwise, lets discuss what people do to negotiate PGs. What is considered normal or accepta...

Is it possible to own a property under an LLC name but still have the perks of owner occupied financing?

While looking more into asset protection, are you able to have your primary residence property in a LLC when it has a separate rental home on it?  Or is it okay to just have a living trust as if it is not an investmen...