This hasn't happened to me yet, but what if the property management company I hire went bankrupt and could not give the tenants in my rentals their security deposit back?  Would I have to come up with that money?

hello, all.I own 1 property and closing on another in ga, 1 in norfolk virginia and recently put in an offer on another property in virginia. My wife and i are needing to create an llc  to get protection, tax benefits...

Hey everyone, I’m still very new to BiggerPockets and the world of real estate investing, however, so far I’ve had a great experience reading the discussion forums and learning from a lot of you. I’m currently coming ...

Hi my name is Ezra,I'm new to bigger pockets and the real estate, investing side of things.I have 19 years of carpentry experience. Ten of which as a lead Forman and three as a general contractor.I have been given the...

I've come across homeowners who want to list their home with a real estate agent, im not one. But I could bring them one so that they can list their home. How could I make profit out of this? Would it be legal to char...

Hello, folks. I am a homeowner who purchased my first home two years ago trusting a real estate agent (assigned by the mortgage company) who did not seem to have my family's best interest in mind. I made mistakes that...

Hey everyone. My name is Nick. I'm an active duty Marine, and I'm finally starting to get serious about real estate investing.

A long time, trusted friend and I filed our LLC paperwork last week to get started. He l...

Hi everyone, 

My name is Ray Scirrotto, I am a 28 year old aspiring real estate investor hoping to land my first investment property soon. 
I am currently reading ‘The book on investing in real estate with no (and...

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

Hi all,My "real estate goal" is very straightforward - I am looking for an approach that can yield a 6%+ annual return with as little active work and time as possible, after a learning period (of up to 5 years).By 6%+...