I recently learned about Series LLCs on a bigger pockets podcast.  I am interested in the liability protection.  Does anyone know of a good person that I can hire to help me set this up for my 3 rentals?  Thanks, Gabe

We are doing some restructuring for 2015. Couple questions  ...1. Realtors with a team, can an an individual Realtor, who has a more properties then he can handle himself, hire a Realtor to work for him exclusively, f...

Hey everybody.  I haven't been as actively posting as much lately because I have been really busy this year.  As some of the old timers on BiggerPockets may recall, I started doing lease options in 2017.  I started of...

In anticipation of more foreclosures in the future, I want to know the best sites that can provide this kind of information. I am not planning to do a mail campaign but want to see the market direction for timing the ...

For those who don't religiously follow developments at the SEC (I know, I should have better things to do with my time), this Friday the SEC is scheduled to vote on its final crowdfunding rules.  There have been sever...

I have 3 properties with my family in Brooklyn.In one building there is  2 apartments, we live in them. In the other 2 properties we have 6 apartments in total. All three properties were bought on my uncle's name, as ...

Not sure anyone else has run into this but I wanted to share. The books I've read didn't mention this and its becoming a bit of a pain. It seems many banks simply do not want business accounts with LLCs holding notes....

Hello, and thanks for taking the time to read and hopefully answer my questions. As per the title, the building I inherited is a ~35000 square foot retail/warehouse building with railroad access on a major highway in ...

Hi, I have a good Criminal Attorney so I am half way there but am looking for a good Attorney who is well versed in Business structures and entities.I am what I would consider a complex or sophisticated investor, I ow...

BP Nation, I heard about some lenders doing a sale/leaseback on commercial property. I heard that some people do this to tap into the equity in the property, others mentioned that it's mainly a tax liability decision...