Get organized from day one.Separate your personal and business finances.

The good news is that there are ways to avoid it altogether through proper planning, organization, and working with experienced professionals who understand both the tax, real estate, and financial sides.We always tell clients the same thing before they invest: see all sides of the picture.

In my opinion, staying highly organized and building systems/processes is the most viable part of dropshipping.

If you’re a landlord, think like a founder: lean, organized, data-driven.

That’s how I built my cash buyers list—organically.

Second, offer concrete help to investor‑friendly agents and flippers: pull rent comps, build simple ARV sheets, organize photo logs, or post‑demo cleanup; deliver next‑day so they feel your reliability.

Hey Ariel — nice work seeing that project through and being organized enough to keep your LLCs separated.

People need to organically look for  it on the search, and click you organically!

However, lots of investors still chose to organize an LLC and put property into it with some type of asset protection structure, even for 1 or 2 properties.

In addition to that my professional organizations (National Association of Residential Property Managers, Maryland Realtors, and Harford County Board of Realtors) are great resources of information for me on this subject as they try very hard to protect their members.If you are not a licensee or member of a professional organization I would suggest trying your state's Department of Housing/Community Development (or whatever its called in your state).