All Forum Posts by: Lamar Cannon
Lamar Cannon has started 26 posts and replied 191 times.
Post: LLC / Business structure for protecting rental properties

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What do you feel is the best business formation to have multiple properties under one entity with each property shielded from the others? From reading previous posts, I know Series LLCs may be a great option. Anyone have multiple properties and this type of formation?
I prefer real world examples over theory.
Lamar
Post: Direct mail

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Never heard of him either. Where can we find more info?
Post: New member & investor in Houston, Texas

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Awesome strategy. I am looking at adding rentals as well. Welcome!
Post: Hello From "The Republic of Texas"

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- Austin, TX
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Welcome Levar!
Post: New investor in Galveston/Houston,Tx area

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Welcome and congrats!!
Post: New member to Austin, Tx

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Welcome! Any luck finding a duplex you like?
Post: New member from Austin, TX

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Welcome Prassana!
Post: What does it take to be a good wholesaler

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- Austin, TX
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Donte,
I am buy no means an expert yet, but here's what we found works best:
1. Know EXACTLY what your buyers want. When getting a property under contract you should have a couple of buyers in mind that the property is perfect for. Its not impossible to move them otherwise, it will just take a little longer.
2. Developing trust with your buyers. Even if you have a smoking deal, your buyers won't touch it if you have unreal comps or you underestimate repairs.
3. Consistent Marketing. Leads must be coming in daily. Know your law of averages. X leads = X deals.
4. Be systematic. If it is not written it is not a system.
No systems = temporary business
Post: Forming LLC / Partnership with Rehabbers

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- Austin, TX
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I'm still here Bill. I have just been soaking in all of this awesome info you guys have been providing. I really appreciate all of your opinions, research and experience. This information will be very valuable.
My takeaways are:
1. It is possible to be involved in rehabs without being the rehabber or being classified as a lender
2. It will take a great lawyer & meticulous legal planning to accomplish this.
You guys are awesome!! Bill Gulley Terry P. Keith Barton
Post: Forming LLC / Partnership with Rehabbers

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There's nothing I don't like about it. I'm just looking to gain a more detailed view of an alternative to being a lender.