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From what I've been reading there could be other ways of investing in real estate and properties and perhaps American capital could be leveraged in some way to become a win-win for investors.

The other posters are correct that you should go to a local lender if you're going to try the LLC route though.If you're really wanting to go the LLC route, draw up the corporate documents, open a corporate account, deposit the money in the account and then run all of the transactions through the LLC account.  

While 'piercing a corporate veil' may be a flashy phrase, the plaintiff still has to prove in court that Nick used the LLC to commit fraud or wrong.

So far i have seen 2 companies that offer Home Warranties, American Home Shield & Old Republic.Which one is better ?

That’s before using leverage from a $2.1 billion line of credit the private-equity giant arranged in March from a lending syndicate headed by Deutsche Bank AG.While about 85 percent of Blackstone’s renovated homes were leased, Gray said, “we’ve got an awful lot of homes to continue renovating.”Colony American Homes Inc., a division of Thomas Barrack Jr.’s Colony Capital LLC, has found tenants for only 51 percent of the 9,931 homes it bought for $1.4 billion, according to a filing yesterday with the U.S.

It is odd for Americans today but not if they are one of the few that are good with their money and have chosen to live an all cash lifestyle.

This is true regardless of whether the properties are owned corporately or personally ... though, if you own them personally, the income will be added to any other employment income you earn and you could find yourself in a tas bracket where you do not really want to be.

I Have been to a few seminars and a concept that intrigued me is the one about setting up corporate credit for real estate inveatment. i did not fully understand how to go about doing this. they stated an llc. or some type of corporate entity and then obtain lines of credit. anyoner has experience with this?