It makes sense to have standards, especially when you’re working with tenant-occupied properties and need to minimize unnecessary showings.

You could be creating unnecessary paperwork, headache, admin responsibilities, etc.This is more of a legal question, but typically I would think for a holding company you would want to list yourself as the manager of the holding company.

I understand your point but but strong language like that, combined with the overexaggerate of the news and their storms of the century that actually never happened put out a little bit of a unnecessary fear out there , I get it tho , there’s some truth and practicality to it , I must admit the high insurance costs and hurricanes have caused me to rethink the investment location, but I’m not gonna tuck tail and run in fear quite yet because who really knows if this is the new normal, and even if it is people live and invest in Florida coasts  because it’s Paradise for most of the year and they love it and accept the risk . 

. You expose yourself to a lot of Unnecessary risk.

It is completely unnecessary and a total waste of your money.

If that is your primary focus it could convolute thinking and force unnecessary errors, in an already error prone business with a very high failure rate.

It's better to work with a trusted, reliable, broker that does this day in and day out for a living than to go at it alone and take an unnecessary risk. 

Being non-TRID removes all the unnecessary, redundant paperwork and time restrictions. 

South Carolina imposes a deed recording fee of $1.85 per $500 regardless of county.

I never do it with the intention of making a tax return longer and will, of course, remove unnecessary pages if they're truly useless.