One property per LLC is vulnerable to this.

Hi @Andrew PostellThe consequences being, since the Title would be transferred, from personal to LLC, would this leave the individual vulnerable when taken to court, thus exposing the investor and thereby not being adequately protected by the LLC structure?

As the market corrects, you're less vulnerable, since you can turn around and sell it.

New construction projects at the top of the cycle probably are more vulnerable versus value add properties like apartments where even after renovations you may have plenty of buffer between the rents charged on your property and newer ones.  

Debt can certainly boost the ROI but leaves you very vulnerable on more levels to nasty surprises. 

If I decide to do something different I can always rent a home out but a warehouse is more vulnerable to market downturns, also the market is oversaturated for warehouse rentals already. 

If the property is managed by the LLC but owned by you, guess who is vulnerable to a lawsuit?

@Scott MacI get your just thinking out loud but there was very limited impact to any homes and the only apt that was torched was one under construction and vulnerable so your view/understanding from 1,135 miles away isn't a very good one. 

I can imagine the potential appreciation is higher in the right Chicago zip codes, but also more vulnerable to rental drops?

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