Ownership changes, but NOT mortgage liability.Investors do NOT put properties in LLCs to protect themselves from lenders, it's everything else!

So although the common wisdom or recommendation is to talk to a lawyer (which I did) I'm getting conflicting advice on this whole issue of Wyoming LLCs and the level of protection and anonymity they actually provide. 

Any tenant that continues to reside in one unit for more than 12 months with or without a new or lease is protected under the law.

This is a great case study of the challenges of asset protection in single family.

The key is to balance being fair with protecting your interests; consider what would motivate them to move and how much time they might need to find a new place.

Ensure you have a clear contract that outlines the terms and protects your interests.

And your downside risk is protected because it's a house for you to live in - it's an investment to remove your biggest expense.

Then there was a domestic incident and HE got an order of protection against HER.

We would be so grateful for any input, experience, or recommendations from homeowners or agents regarding what would be the preferred choice for 1) attracting rental guests in the short term, 2) retaining value for resale and not looking dated in 10 years, 3) protecting ourselves from accidents.  

He has tons on real estate investing. with a strong emphasis on tax minimization and asset protection.