when buying rental properties, is it better to put every property in its own separate llc or should I just put all of them under one business name llc? I obviously want to limit the liability if someone were to sue...

Hello! I will soon have my Real estate license ( I will have it by the middle of January beginning of February) and as a new agent with no prior experience I am looking for some advice. What do you seasoned agents wis...

Before I begin and receive any responses that my title is not accurate, I just want to state upfront that only 60% of that profit goes to us and the other 40% goes to our private money lender. Now that I got that out...

The Western, MA market is absolutely on fire right now. Especially the multi-family market, specifically in Hamden and Hampshire county. What are everyone's opinions on the longevity and sustainability of this signifi...

Well its been 12 years since my last post, lol. Love seeing how BiggerPockets has evolved for the better and enjoy reading the threads. I already have a full-time job and ltr and str rental properties and wondering if...

Hi,I own a rental house that has two separated units in California. One unit in front and one unit in the back. They all are separated. The unit in the back is an in-law unit. Right now they share a same electricity m...

I have a couple theories:* Solid leadership, but of course lots of other companies have that. * Premium segment, but there are other competitorsI was thinking of starting my own firm but I have other talents where it ...

For the first time in my life I do NOT fear being in debt! I had tons of bad debt in the past and I fixed it with my current home in Lacey, WA. I refinanced my home and wiped out my bad debt! I owed over 22K to one of...

I bought my first STR last year in New Hampshire with the strategy of purchasing homes that I can occasionally use in locales that I like to visit with my family. I want to purchase a something near the coast in Carol...

In looking at the Minneapolis market, many multifamily homes are built around the 1900s. This is going on 122 years old, which means many harsh winters, degradation, foundation issues, etc. Many have boiler heat and A...