Single member LLC's in my opinion are just to vulnerable.

@James HamlingAs a former Wall Street banker turned tech executive turned tech investor, my contributions have been very significant by way of sponsoring talented people, helping fund companies and enable job creation and none have been undertaken trying to brainwash the vulnerable to line my pockets.

This would satisfy the exchange but then leave you vulnerable jn the negotiations with the seller and not in control of all aspects of the workmanship unless very strongly negotiated.The bottom line for you here is yes there are several ways to do this.  

We are very vulnerable right now.

It's articles like this that inflame Realtors and make our job that much harder.

You're absolutely right too, my career at this will easily go up in flames and I'm only 3 months in.

Trying to be passive but using active investing measures and models leaves you vulnerable.  

"Adequate insurance" still leaves you vulnerable to lawsuits against your personal assets.

Land value capture would reduce economic inequality, increase wages, remove incentives to misuse real estate, and reduce the vulnerability that economies face from credit and property bubbles.[3]The tax burden would fall on land owners and cannot be passed on as higher costs or lower wages to tenants, consumers, or laborers.5.

They also are less vulnerable to apartment overbuilding or declines in value(but it can happen) than condos.