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[Editor’s note: The following is meant for informational purposes and is not legal advice. For information pertaining to your specific legal situation, please be sure to consult your attorney.] ...
I often have clients, both experienced and new, come to me asking for entity structuring advice. Entity structuring is a ton of fun. There are so many unique ways entity structuring can benefit you...
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No one wants to get sued, but if you plan to build a real estate empire, the question is not so much “if” but “when.” However, we here at BiggerPockets have your back, so today we are bringing on S...
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I’m a real estate investor and syndicator. Every deal my company looks at is out of town. So this subject is near and dear to my heart. In this short article, I’m going to outline five tips we use ...
If you are a real estate investor or thinking of becoming one, it is imperative that you understand the legal issues involved in order to protect your assets. ...
The hardest part of getting into real estate investing is where to start. I’ve been there, and it’s stressful because it’s a big decision. I made a lot of rookie mistakes just like most new investo...
This article has been updated to reflect the Securities and Exchange Commission’s new regulations affecting non-accredited investors and equity crowdfunding that went into effect via the JOBS Act (...
After having a real estate license for close to 30 years and having worked hundreds of real estate deals, as well as specializing in investment real estate, I’ve been fortunate enough to see people...
Corporations get a bad rap in the investor community. This is often seen when an experienced investor who has shied away from corporations tells new investors that you do not need a corporation to ...
Hey there, BiggerPockets! So many of you are landlords. Most of you have rented in the past and some of you currently rent your own home, so you can relate to the tenant’s situation. ...
Seattle recently overturned its “first-in-time” mandate, which required landlords to accept the very first rental applicant who met their basic qualifications. The law, which was originally written...
So you want to be a real estate investor. You’ve watched the commercials and reality TV shows, you’re addicted to HGTV, you see how much money your friends are making. Or maybe you just want to cre...
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If you are a real estate investor or thinking of becoming one, it is imperative that you understand the legal issues involved in order to protect your assets. ...
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Property managers play a unique role in the world, interfacing as we do between real estate investors and tenants, contractors and city officials, home-seekers and real estate agents. Few people ge...
As a real estate investor without a ton of liquid capital, I am always on the hunt for funding options. Those options are usually more of the creative persuasion, due to the fact that traditional f...
I’m a real estate investor and syndicator. Every deal my company looks at is out of town. So this subject is near and dear to my heart. In this short article, I’m going to outline five tips we use ...
My initial reaction to Scott’s article “5 Reasons I Do NOT Invest in Real Estate Using an LLC” was that his advice is perhaps the worst/silliest advice EVER. ...