Definitely not legal advice and protection is always good but I have seen countless new investors buy in their name and transfer it later, many transfer it even before closing.

Exactly, I spent countless nights working on properties until 2am, all with $50k on a credit card.

Considering the countless deals that have been done, im sure there must be a way to work out the insurance piece

Sellers are looking for security as well -- they could be trying to avoid the deal from stalling or having a buyer nitpick every little issue and demand countless concessions. 

It’s all very exciting but I’m trying to temper my excitement with reality…just like in the world of programming, I’ve seen countless numbers of people get excited about programming only to quit soon after once they realize the road is LONG.

@Ryan LoweSearch this forum for "LLC asset protection", and you will find countless threads discussing your question at length.Short summary: it does not matter for taxes.

The U.S. system is designed for competition, but we have handicapped the ability to compete in countless sectors.

I've heard that same rumor countless times for the last 7 years. 

Trust me, I've spent countless hours searching for some other online gig and have found most to be a scam of some sort.

There are countless situations where an investor purchased a home that is eligible to be an airbnb, but by the time they come to sell it is no longer allowed to be a short term rental (less than 30 days).