I have a number of questions about how best to approach this from a legal and operational standpoint, including ownership structures, liability considerations, use agreements, and any zoning or permitting concerns that might arise.I welcome all thoughts, ideas, connections, etc, and have some specific questions around:1.

Some of the risk will be mitigated by proper legal structure.1.

I’m seeking advice and guidance for a real estate investment strategy I seek to execute, specifically in the remote space.

As a real estate investor, developer and property manager here in South Carolina, I’ve had a front-row seat to how evictions play out—both when they’re handled legally and fairly, and when landlords cut corners and end up in costly legal trouble.

A lawyer suit can helpANy guidance and your experiences dealing with such neighbors would be appreciated.

Remember: carefully craft the agreement of termination, and have both tenants sign with a notary.This is not legal advice; I write this from my own  experience.  

Consulting with real estate agents or legal professionals can also provide guidance specific to the situation.

By putting the right legal and financial structures in place, you can help protect your personal wealth, minimize litigation risks, and limit creditor access.

But most say they are viewing this as just a first step, and are not yet jumping in (due to legal risks in the current environment).1) As we well know...private placements don't have the same disclosure requirements as public market investments.

I am seeking legal advice regarding significant issues caused by negligent and substandard work performed by a general contractor (GC) on a single-family home I purchased last year.