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

By violating the "due on sale clause" it exposes you to "piercing the corporate veil".  

What I’m having trouble with is finding a wholesaler around fort pierce, Port Saint Lucie, fort ld area..

I assume next you will mention piercing the vail so then we must keep in mind that we are talking about a $3700 judgement. 

Piercing the holding company to get to personal assets would be even more difficult.Hope this helps!

(We have rentals in Pierce County WI)

Ferreting out the person behind something like that is John's job, but even most shysters won't put in the time / effort it takes to pierce multiple corporate veils, find the trust at the root of the structure, then make the paper chase to find the protected (non-public) information which would lead to a person who may or may not be in control of the entities and their activities.

If you are using those for asset protection then you are making it quite easy to pierce the corporate veil.  

You want to make sure it's hard for anyone to "pierce the corporate veil" so if anything happens at the property and someone wants to sue the owners, they can only reach the LLC and not your personal assets. 

I own investment properties and work in Pierce county/Tacoma so let me know if you want to chat sometime.