What I like most is she actually takes the time to make sure you understand why she sets things up the way she does and how to handle the LLC to make sure you don't pierce your own corporate vail.

I generally go by the 1% rule as a first test, and almost nothing meets that criteria in Thurston, Mason, Lewis, and Pierce counties.

@Pierce R.Thank yoi, I will look into this option.

If I don't set things up right it's easier to pierce the corporate veil and come after my assets.I'm not opposed to opportunities, I was operating in the frame I would only seek triple net leases until I could step back from practice but I'm much more open to other asset types now.

@Dino Pierce yes, hearing other’s opinions is helpful.

I think if you do the same, pay your state and federal taxes, and treat your business like a business, your risk of having the corporate veil pierced and exposing personal assets is quite low.

If the veil of the LLC is pierced, then that goes out the window.

There are several factors that courts look at and one or two negative factors will not necessarily cause a court to pierce the veil.  

Search on "piercing the veil".So...your questions:  an LLC doesn't come or go automatically.  

I know it is overkill, but I just want to ensure my personal assets are protected and reduce my risk of "piercing the veil" being used against me being a single owner.