I would definetly consult with an attorney before and ask if you would be able to get these people out of your property in you needed.If may just be easier to steer clear and try to find a good applicant with a SSN#Or, if there is a company that employs a lot of people without a SSN# you could reach out to the company, ask if they need housing for there employees, and then rent to the company instead of the person.

.), you may want to consider combining (your stake in) the LLC’s with a legal tool that is specifically designed for asset protection purposes for example a Family Limited Partnership filed in a state with strong charging order rules such as AZ.I recommend you to schedule a consultation with an insurance broker and an asset protection attorney for real estate investors that has proven expertise in the area of asset protection planning.

To the point that even though I would qualify as a foreclosure consultant I no longer do this...

- Consult legal and financial advisors when needed.

Consult a professional.  

@Richard BrownI recommend a consultation with an accountant specializing in real estate taxation to discuss depreciation and deductible expenses.

I was just thinking to get an early legal consultation in case she goes crazy.

Consult with your syndication attorney to decide which is best for your situation.4.

Watch, "Orlando Fl Housing Forecast for 2024 (from Reventure Consulting).

If you have a property under contract at a great price, and a competitive bid scenario between multiple investors may be the right course of action, consult with a reputable real estate auction company.The auction company should be able to tell you pretty quick whether your deal is as good as you think it is.