As a rental property investor, how many rentals or how much equity would you max out at before beginning to to put properties into another LLC?

Ive been looking into investing into an apartment building and I don't know where to find the deals. Ive tried Loopnet.com and other websites but cant seem to find anything good. Does anybody have recommendations? Tha...

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I know this probably varies from state to state, but what is the process like for deeding a property out of a land trust? Can it be done quickly? Is it expensive? What kind of costs/fees can I expect ...

So both my Partner and my's parents have large IRAs. they would like to invest with us using their IRA. Is there no way for them to lend to us using an IRA? because we are "disqualified persons". Is there any work aro...

Hi BP!I am a partner in a multi-member LLC, taxed as a partnership. Since I'm actively managing, I pay myself a management fee and 1099 myself at the end of the year. I like to show the income to season my tax returns...

I found a home in Delaware where the bank has charged off their lien on an unoccupied, boarded up home.

The city and county are owed a few thousand in taxes.

Can I call the city and county and offer to pay the taxes...

The commercial office space is owned by my LLC. I need to allocate a certain rent to pay myself as I use 2 offices working as a medical provider (another LLC). The higher the rent, the better for tax purposes. Is ther...

Hi BP. I'm interested in learning about purchasing property with a self directed IRA. I have a 401k from an old job that is sitting, growing slowly. If I can learn how and it makes sense I'd like to use that money to ...

So seriously landed a deal that blows everyone of my other deals out. Me and my wife have been ecstatic and my father in law who is a big business man in the area cant believe it. Thanking god every day for my blessin...

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I am working on refinancing my own primary residence and owning my rentals in a multi-member LLC seems to be affecting my ability to "add back" the depreciation that this can normally be a done with when ...