People debate whether someone else can simply "pierce the veil" of these entities.I was wondering if anyone out there that has actually been sued.

LLC's are easily pierced if the owner co-mingles funds and does not keep diligent records.

Hey I have a property under contract near Fort Pierce if you are interested.

I don't worry about customizing the address; I just use the same letter and talk about their property in Pierce County or where every I'm targeting.

I was hoping to get a much better response.I mailed to Washington state properties in Pierce, King and Thurston counties...

I successfully defended an attempt at piercing the corporate veil for one of my clients earlier this year, so I may be able to offer you some insight.

Hey @Brannon Pierce, Congrats on finding a fourplex in Sacramento!

I'm more wondering about keeping my accounts separate and how I get paid and investing without "piercing the corporate veil".

However, if you are negligent, a good attorney can still pierce the LLC and go after you.  

If you personally have the lien against the property (the mortgage) in your personal name, you have already given any law school student let alone attorney of a few years, the easy way to pierce the liability afforded by the LLC.