There are plenty of reasons to title your real estate in LLC's but those who approach entity formation with anonymity as the objective are mistaken and usually complicate the entity formation process unnecessarily. 2.

To navigate this, consider implementing a standardized application and screening process that focuses on objective criteria, such as income, rental history, and credit checks.

That’s the ultimate objective of NAR lawsuit.

Remember, no system is perfect, so avoid the temptation of constantly chasing after the next shiny object.

As you're getting started, it's VERY easy to read an article on one thing, then see another strategy or market and get sucked in to a never ending cycle of shining object syndrome.Here are a few recommendations for getting started:1.

I am licensed real estate agent, with the main objective to try and use my license for real estate investing, but I could not figure out how to effectively use my license for investing. 

Start by evaluating your current financial position, setting clear objectives, and focusing on strong rental demand, population growth, and economic stability.

Rarely does it make sense to file a claim where a monetary collection objective exists unless there's insurance proceeds potentially waiting for you at the end of the tunnel.

Long story short, I concur that you should look at other cheaper markets that do not fluctuate as greatly in appreciate/depreciation as San Diego but have good cash on cash returns for your objectives.

@Nicholas RamirezTo begin investing in real estate, first determine your investment strategy and objectives.