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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Protecting Equity Other than Refinancing
Hello,
I started operating STRs this year and am nervous that someone will sue me and take my equity. All of my properties have gone up significantly. I would refinance but rates are horrible. The properties are already held in individual LLCs and I have umbrella coverage. Still, there are hundreds of people entering and exiting my properties now. Is there any way I can further protect my equity?
PS. I live in TX so HELOCs are out
Thanks!