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Essential Entities for Real Estate Investors - Corporations and LLCs

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Essential Entities for Real Estate Investors - Corporations and LLCs

If you’re a business owner looking to limit your personal liability, forming a Limited Liability Company or a Corporation should be a top priority. There are many options to consider when structuring your company, so it is important to carefully evaluate your short term and long terms goals.

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Essential Entities for Real Estate Investors: General Partnership v. Limited Partnership

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Essential Entities for Real Estate Investors: General Partnership v. Limited Partnership

A general partnership is a business entity in which two or more “general” partners hold an equal share in the profits, losses, and ownership of their business. A limited partnership is a business arrangement with at least one general partner and one limited partner.

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Essential Real Estate Law: Types of Entities for Investors

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Essential Real Estate Law: Types of Entities for Investors

There are different ways an entrepreneur can own and operate a business. Below are general descriptions of the most common options. Depending on goals such as fundraising or desired ownership, one of the following options may be best for you.

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Essential Startup Law: Protecting your Intellectual Property

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Essential Startup Law: Protecting your Intellectual Property

One of the biggest mistakes that entrepreneurs can make when they are first getting started is not protecting their intellectual property right from the beginning. There are many valid reasons for this: it’s not legally required, it can drive up initial costs, doing it correctly can be very complicated, and entrepreneur’s often do not foresee these issues. When we help startups build successful brands and companies, we make sure all of their intellectual property needs are met right away. Here are 5 tips that will ensure that you are setting your company up for long-term success.