The ideal asset protection or tax structures are largely depend on personal finances, risk aversion, and estate planning.

You can put in one of those deer cams if you want a bit of extra protection or to see what they say while there.  

Examples of work or tasks include, but are not limited to: assisting individuals who are blind or have low vision with navigation and other tasksalerting individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to the presence of people or soundsproviding non-violent protection or rescue workpulling a wheelchairassisting an individual during a seizurealerting individuals to the presence of allergensretrieving items such as medicine or the telephoneproviding physical support and assistance with balance and stability to individuals with mobility disabilitieshelping individuals with psychiatric and neurological disabilities by preventing or interrupting impulsive or destructive behaviorsThe crime deterrent effects of an animal’s presence and the provision of emotional support, well-being, comfort, or companionship are not considered work or tasks for purposes of the definition of a service animal.Asking questionsTo determine if an animal is a service animal, a public entity or a private business may ask two questions: Is this animal required because of a disability?

So back to the question, I have compared several times, the real guest cost is clearly higher with vrbo, even without the protection or the deposit  (another smart feature I wish vrbo could offer with no cash impact on the guest ).That said, a $ to $ comparison is not that important.

I don't listen to his podcast or want his coaching or 'asset protection' or tax people because of all the ads and fear sales, but his RDPD and Quadrant books changed the mindset of millions and I am all for and grateful for that.  

I am asking because for me it will be almost impossible to get financing in USA, so if I buy, it will almost certain be cash buy.Hope you understand that I am little scared to give someone money "just like that" to invest in real estate.So real question is... are there any real "tools" that can assure money protection or is it all based on trust?

The only reason I've ever had to use a primer was for dark colors going light, not for water protection or paint adhesion, so it just slipped my mind amidst all the craziness.The cabinets are all done, put back and everything.

Another reason maybe for protection or tax purposes.

The benefits are that an LLC or corporation can (if used correctly) provide asset protection and potentially some tax benefits.The drawbacks are that they cost money to form (some states are very inexpensive, some are more expensive), they require extra paperwork (like annual tax filings), some lenders won't finance property held by a corporate entity, and if used incorrectly, they may not provide any asset protection or tax benefits.I'm sure there are other benefits and drawbacks, but those are the basics.If you plan to set up a corporate entity, consult a tax professional and an attorney to make sure you're getting the benefits...

Some argue that lawyers will also sue to stop this, arguing that transferring to an LLC is simply an asset protection or estate planning exercise and didn't harm the bank's secured position, thus the clauses are not enforceable in this instance.