A business entity can provide personal liability protection for its owners. The problem is that many people start business without proper instruction on how to run and manage agreements between parties, agreements with customers, internal paperwork, cash controls, voting rules, state and Federal reporting requirements and a host of other issues.

"FREE" Internet Estimated Values: Do they help you set a sales price?

I always say that when choosing a business entity, you must evaluate the tax advantages and disadvantages BUT ALSO the level of liability protection. LET’S LOOK AT A COMMON TRUTH: Many attorneys recommend the corporation to their clients. For the most part, corporations will provide good protection from ‘traditional liabilities’. In other words, if the business is sued for its business activities, then I consider this a ‘traditional liability’ situation. In most instances (a properly set up and maintained corporation) will protect the owners from personal liability.

POINT # 1: Many investors believe that they can create a limited liability company (LLC) or file a corporate charter with the state and always have liability protection. This is SIMPLY NOT TRUE. The truth is that each of these business entities (the LLC, the corporation and even the limited partnership) require certain key steps after the structure is created. I always like to compare business entities to a fancy Italian sports car or a new baby…they WILL DEMAND PROPER CARE AND FEEDING! They are fun on the first day, but you had better know how to maintain them. You can’t neglect the baby or take the fancy Italian sports car for a spin without any oil in the engine. If you do then a disaster is coming! Many new business owners believe that because they hired an attorney or service to create their new business entity, the work is done. The truth is that what you do after the entity is created is most important. There are countless nuisances, details, traps which must be understood in order to MAINTAIN LIABILITY PROTECTION.

I see it several times per day, everyday: An LLC disaster waiting to happen! No matter where I travel or with whom I speak, it’s clear that small to mid-sized business owners are not getting proper instruction on how to create, run, and maintain a ‘rock solid’ LLC. Did you or your attorney form your LLC? Are you now left with a stack of papers and confusion?

What you might not know about credit. Some people don’t know about a loop hole in the credit reporting system. You probably know that a loan in your name gets reported to the credit bureaus. And this borrowed money shows up on your credit report. The more you owe on your credit report the lower your credit score will be.

Are you ready for the lesson that will put you ahead of 99% of all real estate investors? Here it is in a nutshell … USE AS LITTLE CASH AS POSSIBLE! The days of mortgage burning parties are long over. But you will still meet people who believe that it is good idea to pay off the mortgage on a property so that they can have big cash flow. Why do people want to own real estate free and clear? Because they believe it's the way to make more money. But let's do a little number crunching:

I've been teaching people how to buy foreclosure properties for a long time. And we all make the biggest profits on the deals that we rehab the right way. But this does NOT mean what you might think! The right way to rehab any property is by using a new business credit card or business line of credit, NOT your personal cash. Most new real estate investors leave a lot of money on the table when they quickly buy and sell foreclosed houses. Why do they do this?

In this second part Tonight Tracy talks about "Identity theft" and how to protect yourself from being a victim.

Want to see a trick every real estate investor will love? >From the Desk of Thomas Kish Crazy as it may sound... ...there really is something that can create cash flow out of thin air. And it has nothing to do with a magic wand or pulling rabbits out of a hat. It has to do with the use of credit – but not in the way you are probably thinking.

My system teaches people that the proper use of credit is the fastest way to speed up your profits in real estate investing. And you can use this system no matter what your own credit score is. What you must understand is how to use a newly created business name to go out and get business credit cards and lines of credit for your real estate investing activities.

December 13th teleseminar with Joe Luckino as your host interviewing Tracy Ballard founder of Credit Success Services.

Psssssssssst, Want to know a great way to make FAST money in real estate? Listen closely now because this tip is definitely cashable... The sweetest spot for you to hit as a real estate investor is a deal that no one else is bidding on. Take away the competition and you win every time!

December and New Year's Day give you the perfect occasion to buy real estate. Not only can you pick up a bargain property from a motivated seller, you can save on your purchase expenses. Here are six reasons why investors should shop now.

I teach students how to set up a new business name on paper and then move their personal debt into the business name. This will dramatically improve your personal credit score and help you make money as a real estate investor. It's as simple as using my system to set up a new business name and then use my list of companies that offer new business lines of credit.

I love what Trump says about the business of real estate. I am a big believer in setting up business systems for all my clients. So it is cool to hear from a master like Trump about the importance of systems! Sincerely, Tom Kish THE REAL ESTATE BUBBLE OF 2005? 'What Donald Trump has to say about the latest business opportunities found in Real Estate Investing.'

Part 2. In this teleseminar Joe interviews Pat Tarr on how to protect your assets from people trying to take what you have earned and work for.

In this teleseminar Joe interviews Pat Tarr on how to protect your assets from people trying to take what you have earned and work for.