You can absolutley sell a property with a quitclaim deed and you can otherwise transfer a property with a stronger deed. 

Nevada has more protection than a Texas LLC in that they have much stronger anonymity laws on the books than Texas.

Would appreciate  any advise, suggestions as I start my journey :) Happy to connect with locals as well :)  The thing about CLE is it's tough to get your way out of an area that the average house is 110k-120k. it's been that way for a long time. when you are in a stronger market with a diversity of housing in the 80k range to 500k range it's much easier to look at a lot more deals and make the numbers work. if you bought wrong on a house that's 80 years old in Cleveland you'll be out of your money and equity and any cash flow in one minute. appreciation and cash flow are both significant.

They are there to build you into a stronger business person and leader, to open yourself up for MORE.It took me 4 months to get traction for my FIRST ASSIGNMENT DEAL (after losing everything in my first 5 out of state deals... if you haven't read the story, here it is again... ) , but once you learn and build MOMENTUM, things get easier and faster...until they halt again, as there's another lesson you need to learn as you grow into the next version of YOU, and YOUR BUSINESS.

So even if you pick a state with stronger protections like WY or NV, the cause of action arose in the state where the tenant fell, so likely that the court where the accident happened would have jurisdiction.

Given that you will most likely have a much harder time finding stronger cashflow investments here vs the SW.But with that lower cashflow you could reasonably expect to gain significant equity and appreciation under a long term holding strategy vs potentially lower price points on the west coast.

Making your offer a lot stronger with a guarantee and a quicker close date. 

You are smart to educate yourself and protect your most valuable asset, TIME. most are worries about losing money in a deal but the reality is, the industry is pretty robust so worst case is you make less profit than you intend but that means your capital is tied up in a low returning deal for 5 yrs or more vs in a better deal by a stronger GP.

You'll get through this and come out stronger on the other side.

The longer you hold the property for investment purposes the stronger your case will be if the Internal Revenue Service questions the sufficiency of your intent.Advisors Recommend Holding the Property for 12 Months or MoreTax advisors frequently recommend that you hold the subject property for at least one (1) year to prove your intent to hold the property for investment.