@Elliot JonesSelf Directed IRA's or Solo 401(k)'s are a great vehicle to diversify your investment portfolio.

@Jeremy Hunter @Steve VaughanMy plan is to do this:Sample StructureLLC #1 = "ABC Investments"LLC #2 = Property ALLC #3 = Property BLLC #4 = Property CLLC #5 = Property DLLC #1 is used as my vehicle of communication to investors, branding, website, email, etc and the other LLC's are for the ownership of a single property.- - - - -My question is this:1) Does LLC #1 have any ownership of #2-#5?

The coming huge increase in fuel and vehicle taxes in California will hurt, although the recall might stop it.  

Four months after closing on a nicely renovated fourplex, a tenant parked their vehicle next to the rear steps on a day with 65 mph winds and a divider made of concrete blocks fell onto the tenant's windshield, hood, and roof causing at least $2500 in damages on a recently purchased used car.  

. :)I would call a towing company in Brainerd and get a sign from them that says "NO unauthorized vehicles" unathorized vehicales will be  towed by XXX towing company. 

it will be easier for her to act.It also seems obvious the brother needs help either moving or selling the vehicles.

Basic typically includes the following: Fire, Lightning, Explosion, Wind/Hail (but not Named Storm/Hurricane), Smoke, Aircraft and Vehicles, Riot or Civil Commotion, Volcanic Action, Sprinkler Leakage, Sinkhole Collapse, Vandalism/Malicious Mischief.The DP3 is also known as Special Form and that gives you coverage for any physical losses not specifically excluded in the policy.

However, if you personally own the vehicles etc and not the LLC, then the LLC might not have an 'insurable interest' and then its not able to get insurance on it.

It's a pretty solid investment vehicle as long as you know what you're buying upfront, and not to buy something that will be a problem, i.e. sewage lagoons and old/outdated park infrastructure.

Things like cigarette butt cans in their entries, break down vehicles, general untidiness, noise complaints, etc.