Then I get a little USB key with the sewer video for watching Christmas morning with the family

This will help us be able to assist you further.

Also, I am currently living in the UK and was wondering where it would be best to make an investment i.e. should I invest in the UK or would the US be a much safer market offering high returns?

I would suggest getting your Real Estate License, and work part time, see if you can hook up with an REO Broker (someone who specializes in listing foreclosures) help them out, and learn the ins and outs, and bank those commission checks, do tons of BPO's even the cheap ones, you will know values better than anyone. and if the brokerage allows you can make extra money doing trash outs, and cutting the grass, I made a ton doing that stuff, go out and bust your hump and make it happen!

I'm pretty sure there are a lot of people in the Milwaukee market that have been through this and have gotten over this hump. 

We keep our properties in a decent state of repair, the odds of us being negligent and causing a claim seem very remote. 

Seems to work for us. Being

Taking action was a big hump for me to get over.

My attorney, however, is telling me that naming the parent as the sole member diminishes the asset protection argument of a series since we want to do as much as we can to distiniguish the two entities, not tie them together.Could someone advise on how things are normally set up in this case:1 - Do we need 2 EIN's with us being listed as members of the parent only and the parent being listed as the sole member of the cell?

If so, are there any ways around this through only one of us being on the loan, deed, etc.....Thanks, Dan Dietz