The frauds and scammers usually do you use that phrase.

LLC offers 2 kind of protection: Inside protection (liability arising from inside the LLC should not propagate outside to your other assets), and Outside protection (liability from something outside the LLC should not touch your assets inside the LLC).The Inside protection is almost identical in every state.

FWIW I have side by side identical units in a brick "tenement" with identical heat except for one is 60% attached on the outside wall.

Also, the amount of time he has to sue you after the transaction will be lengthy since it will be determined by the statute of fraud rather than any real estate statute.

It's identical to mine with a few improvements already complete.

I wish I could find a partner that could live in a house hack so I don't commit mortgage fraud.

Did you really come here to ask how to get away with tax fraud?

That's mortgage fraud, which is a felony.That said, look in Norfolk, Bristol and Plymouth counties here in MA. 

@John Hyre so glad you brought up that case. with a extrene Case and specific fradulent transfer action. you cant use AP for fraud.

Just read a story here in these forums by an inexperienced agent who lost $25k to wire fraud because of his inexperience.Worry about how to do the job right, how to limit you and your clients liability.