Hi I am a investor based out of CA looking to invest out of state . I am aware there you can form LLC in various landlord legal friendly states like Delaware, Nevada etc . Being a CA resident I have read in articles a...

I am currently about to get into some private investing, but my ultimate goal is to form an investment firm or business if you will. I have heard the best way for someone in real estate is to form a LLC versus incorpo...

From a tax perspective, after consulting a CPA friend, these are pretty much the same. At this point I want to start up and incorporate but am unsure the legal differences.

I am forming a partnership (two people me a...

Hi,I apologize if this question has been asked. If you form an S Corp with your properties and your building has losses, can you write off those losses against your AGi?

I'm thinking of buying my first out of state rental. Quick question.. if I just incorporated, on what basis would I apply for a loan on? Would it be under the business tax id number which would be brand new (so no his...

change ownership to a trust , or incorporate , to stop bad tenant.to protect my personal investments.and getting rental insurance

I've recently become incorporated and believe I'm ready to start marketing and searching for deals, but I don't have any relevant funding. What are some cheaper yet effective marketing methods I can start out with?

I need to create a LLC for my real estate flipping/investing work and need to decide where to incorporate?  Nevada and Delaware are popular, but would it be better to incorporate in Washington?  Does Washington have a...

Hi BPer's,So I'm attempting to take on my first investment (fix and flip). I have 2 other partners on this project. 1 of which is my current business partner in our renovations company. The other is an investor I foun...

I live in California and currently acquiring an apartment complex with friends in Texas. Where would it make the more sense to incorporate the holding LLC, Delaware, California or Texas?