Does an LLC not offer that protection?

It doesn't bother me, but it seems wildly hypocritical.I don't know who you are protecting.

New York recently passed the “Good Cause Eviction” which protects tenants from eviction without legitimate reason.

It's ridiculous, 1 mill a year167 props,  with 50k in saving and credit of 8k, come on , I am saying this post reads like a FB post, Mr/Ms Admin,Bob may be suffering from dementia or some other kind of medical issue.

Like many tourist destinations, Dublin suffers from extremely high rents pricing many local residents out and to try and negate that there are a number of rules placed on short term rentals in the city.

However, what you suggest can be "a thing" in actual squatter situations, especially in places where owner's rights are not well protected.

.- Insights on the best practices for structuring these entities for optimal asset protection and tax efficiency.- Any potential pitfalls to watch out for during this process.If anyone has navigated a similar setup or has referrals to professionals who can help, I would be extremely grateful for your input!

But Arizona provides fewer tenant protections, even as rents have soared.

This will protect both you and your potential partner.

Just don't buy into the lie that it's necessary, that it's a 100% guarantee of protection, or that it needs to be complicated.Here's some generic advice.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.