An LLC doesn’t protect you against fraud (things like false information on a loan application, deception, being accused of taking advantage of a vulnerable person, and so on.)Here are some things that can go wrong when using an LLCThoughtfully written by @Paul T.All my REIs are in an LLC!

Just be careful you don't put yourself in a position where these d bags can accuse you of slandering them or their companies, Josh.

I do not blame you nor am I accusing CI of deliberate deceit.

If so, I’d pay a lawyer $150 to write a strongly worded letter to them, accusing them of slander, pointing out that it’s a crime, and requesting certain actions (such as that they ask VRBO to take down the review or they will face criminal charges).2) I would also write a comment below their review pointing out the truth - keep it brief & keep it professionalGood luck!

Not accusing you of being biased, just asking is all :)

I re-read my last few comments and failed to see where I accused YOU of anything wrong.OK, maybe I'm not sharper than that.

I'm not accusing anyone in particular, but be weary of the "bragging about my success" posts out there. 

Also, the title of the article, which you conveniently left out, is EXp Realty accused of dozens of violations in CaliforniaNotice the word "accused"?   

Ad hominem is one of the most abused accusations in discussion, but you have almost nothing else to come at me with. 

Your board will probably be sick of the homeowners anyway and the homeowners will be sick of the board.That way you can enjoy accusations and complaints all the while you donate your time and work for free.