It may be too early on to be trying to structure ourself this way, but I feel like if we create our system now each door will be easier to add to it later.I’ve read about a lot of different strategies including: - Keep the houses in your name, use an umbrella policy (which we have) - Series LLC (Delaware) - Real Estate / Land TrustMy wife and I currently reside in Massachusetts and the fees for businesses aren’t cheap (LLC’s are somewhere around $500).

But you're about to turn into a series of red smears on the boulders at the bottom of that cliff, if I'm not mistaken.

If those numbers of yours are accurate, that is one hell of a game winning grand slam walk-off homerun to win the world series.

@David MenapaceCall Royal Legal Solutions for a Series LLC with Anonymity trusts.

I believe TX allows for series LLC's so that could be a route, but I hear the main issue is that they are so knew there is very little case history on it. 

We recommend you read our series here on BP: How to “Screen a PMC Better than a Tenant”: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/3094/91877-how-to-screen-a-pmc-better-than-a-tenant-part-1-services-and-processesIf you focus on putting together a good team and can get them working together, you dramatically increase your chances of investing long distance successfully.

When you say Fourier Builder you mean a contractor that builds/remodels the same series of houses?

After a series of phone calls and emails, Veterans in Parking subsequently offered me a seat on their board of directors; which I accepted.

BP is featuring a series of "Meet the Investor" and the next 12 episodes are all investors from Indianapolis.  

If your looking for protection, you can use a series LLC if your state allows.