@Jon SchenkThe short answer: eQRP is just a fancy marketing name for a 401k with some bells and whistles added.

Especially since I don't have any fancy software (aside from BP calculators) to analyze this property.

We also have a few casinos but I do not fancy us to be Las Vegas by any means.

Also you are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with so chances are if your friends or family members are into having nice cars with upgrades and fancy apartments you are more likely to want those things as well.

Nothing fancy but it was very much appreciated.Regarding your usual guests.

Let's face it they gave it a fancy name for marketing purposes to get attention.

To me it is about dressing it up if you are going to sell. 

I just want to make sure I have all my bases covered before 2 months pass by and I'm standing there like an idiot waving at cars and pointing to the home dressed in a chicken suit of out shear desperation.

Hi @Zac Boelkow,(all prudent CYA statements go here, ha) It really seems to come down to what you are wanting to accomplish with the structuring.In states that allow series LLC treatment it is a very favorable effective risk-reduction move, so if that's your primary goal then it may be the right move.Otherwise states with stringent business privacy laws (Wyoming, among others) a well-structured holding co. can give the owner BOTH legal protection AND privacy, which tickles the fancy of many a wealth-builder.A brief consultation with a savvy Asset Protection attorney would do you well here. 

The app isn’t fancy but it works for what we need it for.