The public is encouraged to report suspected equity-stripping schemes via the AG’s consumer protection office.AzagWhat It Means (No Sugar-Coating)This isn’t a small backyard dispute—the state is cracking down hard on what appears to be a systemic, predatory real estate operation.The involvement of title firms and law firms suggests the scheme had a veneer of legitimacy, making it all the more dangerous.

You might look at an S Corp instead of an LLC to mitigate the SE tax.

Hello all, currently I have a property losing $700/month (not including vacancy cost). I am trying to sell, but as we all know DC is rough right now and I’m really not sure when I’d be able to sell. I have spoken with...

It cannot harm his interests.Yes, it can harm him a lot.He will be asked why he did what he did, and what did he do to mitigate the damage. 

I feel like this business model might be too new for the good operators to establish themselves with best practices, collateral and risk mitigation.

That can definitely help with scale, but I think the danger is letting it turn into a black box.

If both properties are losers, then you are in danger of losing the both and torpeoding credit.

FB is still an issue I am mitigating by painstakingly holding the hand of every single lead that comes through before moving them to email for lead funneling as there is no one to contact for such issues on that platform.

Knowing that our main goal is tax mitigation, looking for opinions on who thinks this is a lot of complication to get a little gain. 

Both can be mitigated.