When you are buying and holding properties and doing the brrrr method what's the best way to protect yourself. Is landlord insurance enough to cover you if a tenant decides to go after you?

Am I better off purchasing properties under my own name? Or go ahead and do them under an LLC? At what point is it worth the investment both for security purposes and tax purposes

How Do You Avoid Lawsuits with Tenants?

Does anyone have experience with creating LLC's in Nevada, Delaware or Wyoming to then own an LLC in another state?

For those using a LLC to acquire fix-and-flips, wholesale, or deals you don't anticipate holding long term:Are you utilizing your home address or a virtual business address?Are you representing yourself as a Registere...

Hello,
You won't believe this happened. Last week, HUS accepted my bid on a really good deal and I gave the earnest money in time. My agent passed the deadline of 2 business days to submit necessary documents online....

We're purchasing our first property in Arizona and learning their LLC regulations as we're from CO. I'm looking for a decent yet inexpensive lawyer to assign as our Statutory Agent. I thought my Prop Mgr could be this...

A friend of mine had a car accident almost 3 of years ago...she was found at fault....(state of limitation is not passed yet) there is no lawsuit filed against her until this time... she only had WA state min. liabili...

I've heard it said many times before that we should always hold our properties in an LLC.  In fact I have done so in the past, with some cost, here in California.  Some fairly prominent people in the industry suggest ...

Hello. I just listed a home I own in Colorado and got a text from someone stating they are with the NLPC and that they offer above asking and he would like to email me info. I'm a skeptic and have never heard of this....