Tailor your lease to your specific situation.

All tailored help is much appreciated.

I would interview a few, pick one, and engage him/her for their time to tailor-fit an asset protection strategy if your assets are substantial and you're serious about asset protection and growing your real estate portfolio, rather creating a legal entity structure with free internet advice that a first year law student could poke holes through...

You need a lease that is tailored to your comfort level as an owner, as well as one that is in line with the financial goals you have for the property. 

Creating a good operating agreement that is tailored to your particular situation is where you might need help from an attorney.Question - Why would the attorneys not engage?

., is going to tailor down who would be able/willing to do your deal. 

It's important to know the law and tailor your policies to that.I use an objective score sheet for my applicants and they get a score of 0 - 30 with 30 being the highest.

Here, you can generate lists that are tailored to your own needs and specifications.

The most successful investors I work with and learn from tailor their strategy to each unique situation and property.Just my two cents. 

To be honest, I would speak with your tax advisor as they would have the wholistic picture to provide a tailored response specifically for you.