At any point any of these bad actors - whom this country likely has no clue who they are or what their intentions are - can do something drastic not limited to attacking our power grid; and most Americans aren't prepared for no electricity.

I don't mind engaging in discussion either, but like you...I'm done "helping" takers that have no intention of giving in return.

So 90% of people who are moving the property into an entity are for all intents and purposes, uninsured. 

My 6 month goal is to create a strategic real estate investment plan,  build my foundation of knowledge via BiggerPockets podcast/ webinars, and continue to save (I will have 60k cash to invest) My one year goal is to make my first real estate investment purchase.This is very vague, although I am currently reading Brandon Turners book “Rental Property Investing” and creating my plan to be much more detailed and intentional! 

I have a couple additional questions in regard to this topic.Background: LLC1 and LLC2 hold a property as TIC with the intent to Flip it. 

If you want to buy a fi fa and force a tax deed sale with the intent to acquire a property, do you need to buy all fi fas available?

If you have 500k in equity, not sure what the actual equity is: would you rather - repurchase your current property and assume and 2.6% rate ORfind some other investment that is made with the intention of being an investmentYou said the house is large and new - so current chances that you need major CAPEX is low but as this home ages and is in an expensive market realize that those updates will also be expensive.

I learned a ton during this process while being able to take some intentional steps to protect my client.I'm going to do my best to explain this without divulging specific details, as I don't believe in having anyone shamed and I do not intend to break my clients' right to confidentiality.The property in question was less than 1 year old, built by a local builder who held full ownership free and clear of any debts. 

Despite your good intentions, that is what you are asking.  

I was wondering if anyone has any great attorneys that specialize in creative financing such an agreement of sale, letter of intents, promissory notes, etc.?