Ultimately, it may not matter how many series you have if the veils can all be pierced.

You are better off in either Pierce or Snohomish counties (although you'd be much better off in Eastern Washington - like the Tri Cities if you insist on self flagellation.)

*To all with itchy fingers begging to write about how easy it is to "pierce the corporate veil" or how foolish a LLC is when an umbrella policy gives you as much protection...save the keystrokes.

Also if you did not respect the proper use of your LLC (proper separation of funds, proper capitalization, proper documents and using the name of the LLC for all contracts), you may have pierced the company veil and the LLC would be considered your alter ego and not providing any protection anymore.I believe that an LLC is a must for asset protection purpose.

These will protect nails and screws from piercing the Nail plate, and ultimately the stud and protect the wires. 

Usually, if a wire isn't 1.5" inside a wood member, a protective nail plate is used to prevent piercing it.

In Pierce County you will have to sue in District Court for amounts over $6K and that is best done with a lawyer.

Figured it would be a good match as he needed somewhere to park his money and it could save me the agony of dealing with lenders.

I'm from Seattle and I've invested in King Co, Sno Co, and Pierce Co mostly but also Spokane, Vancouver, Longview, Tri Cities, Yakima and Wenatchee, heck just about everywhere, even Walla Walla Washington, the city so nice they named it twice.After careful consideration and a lot of looking, we decided that Arizona had much better return for our effort and we have found that to be true.

If you have primary home concerns there's ways to protect that with out doing an LLC...LLCs also can be pierced and any good lawyer will know this ...