I'm still debating on getting it but my only draw back is only getting 250 contacts a month.

The only real drawback to an LLC is the financing terms (commercial vs traditional fixed).

Only drawback is Cozy takes a little longer than some of the other services to deposit funds (4-5 business days) but you can pay a little to expedite this to 2 days I think.

One drawback though is that it does not offer much in the way of appreciation. 

It also won't trigger the call on transfer clause from the bank because moving into a land trust doesn't require a filing with the county.The only drawback is that you will have to pay an attorney of course but it may be worth it. 

Yes there are some drawbacks for condos, but overall it is something that can work out really well.

The drawback is the red tape of the corporate structure of it all but, all in all, it has proved successful and we have another successful summer lined up already with only a few peak weeks left to book and it is only March.And try googling heather Bayer.  

Only drawback are the closing costs, but if your capital gains are significant, could be worth it.  

But I can definitely see the drawback if you don't like one part of their service and you are "bought into" a bundled package of services (kind of like cable companies' "triple play" packages, lol).The important thing for me from these responses is that there is no bias against using a full-service company.  

What are the draw backs and/or how does this work?