Unless the owner is mentally incompetent, or more than desperate, it most likely won’t happen.  

Look into investor backgrounds more thoroughly and perhaps use legal contracts that offer stronger protections and even tie to personal assets, many will always try to use the LLC to protect themselves, but serious investors will sign a note personally and have collateral to sometimes back it.I hope you find some clarity soon.

For clarity, I've got two of my own STR's and manage another 10 or so.

My name is Josh, founder and CEO of Direct2Deals.I wanted to provide some clarity on this thread because I know there’s a bit of speculation.Direct2Deals has been in business for over 2 years and is growing into one of the largest lead generation companies in the space with over 150+ active partners.We had one client Steve, initially post on this thread about the dissatisfaction about our service.

Everything documented all the time for clarity and transparency.Just to clarify, I would like to have this conversation over Google Meet rather than on a forum.

Currently, one of my long-term employees is on the brink of financial bankruptcy due to the significant health care costs associated with her teenage daughter’s severe mental health illness.

Just be willing and prepared to make it a long-term investment to get you mentally and financially through any bumps in the market going forward.Good luck! 

But need a little more clarity on the "all in one" concept. 

The "immigrant mentality" beats the heck out of the "victim mentality"!

I just completed my 2023 return and the amount of information in a return can really give you some clarity on your business.