so I'm in the process of getting pre qualified for a loan. I think I should be set after today. Before I find or look for properties should I hire an attorney? Or should I do that once I have my property in mind?

Multiple sub-questions when I ask this because I get pretty confused on this topic. When and why do I need to set up an LLC (For rental investing and flipping)? Will having an LLC for 'each' property do any real justi...

Hey everyone. I'm new here to BP and hoping to get some great advice and encouragement. I'm looking into the BRRRR strategy and currently building my team. I have run into a few questions, really just wanting to make ...

I have read through the forums, consulted my real estate attorney and insurance agent and have come to a dead end so I figured I'd start a discussion on here. My wife and I just bought a duplex and will soon be signin...

HI Bigger Pockets. I just got my first rental in April. I want to protect it as much as I can, is it best to place it under a Trusts and how do I go about it? Thank you in advance

Exploring to participate in real estate multifamily deal as a Passive Co-GP.  Co-GP who would not have any voting rights or management decision authority. The Co-GP will only bring in capital to participate. Should th...

Hi All, My partner and I are getting ready to purchase our first investment property as an all-cash offer. I want to know if we should put our names on the contract or put an LLC name on the contract? We plan to rehab...

I am new to bigger pockets.what is the best way to protect my real estate? Should I do land trust or LLC?Can I switch my real estate from my name to LLC or land trust?

I'm trying to get some answers regarding what kind of bank account I can use for my rental property. I have an LLC so I'm wondering if I can use my personal checking for my business or if I'm required to have a busine...

One of the main reasons of using LLC to buy properties is to limit the liability. I have heard investors buy each property under different LLC's to further limit the liability to just that property. I think umbrella p...