However, this setup comes with added complexity:The LLC must file a Form 1065 partnership return, regardless of whether any taxes are due.Because you (a disqualified person) are a partial owner alongside your IRA, there's a higher risk of engaging in a prohibited transaction, which could lead to your entire IRA becoming disqualified.To stay on the safe side, it's generally best to keep all retirement account investments at arm's length—meaning your IRA should not co-invest with disqualified persons.Consult a tax-advisor who's well versed in this area before proceeding. 

My insurance co might write me up to a 30K check for damage to property from a recent storm.

I am assuming you will need to move to Denver ??? 

Hey BiggerPockets crew, I’m working on cold calling for my real estate business in Colorado and want to make sure I’m following the rules under the Colorado Telemarketing Fraud and Prevention Act.

Does anyone know of some investor friendly title companies in Philadelphia, PA?

When it comes to tenants with co-signers, here’s what to look out for and prep for:First, treat the co-signers like tenants when it comes to screening.

Co-living strategy?

Hey Alec, I am a co-host in Arizona and would be happy to give you some tips!

The wealthy co-signer is doubling down on his threats, in an email, which I will be including in the judgment against him and his son.

@Denver McClure thank you