@Lingo Lin Hi Lingo, if the LLC gets sued (not you) and the house is under the LLC, then the house is vulnerable.

Box) that I’ve always used for mail...never have I used my home for that...Just makes me feel vulnerable.

I would however encourage them to do exactly as you mention and use deal structure/strategy/price/terms to mitigate your exposure to recession based vulnerabilities. 

Ask your local rental association.Think you need to resolve this quicker since you have a vulnerable population.This is what drives me nuts about Portland, they're all great about ban the box on felony tenants.  

The big cities properties are very vulnerable to a market crash.

The other thing I would do is go at this explaining that these people are sometimes deeply vulnerable and "they deserve better."

@Sonny BaggaOld people are near death, and generally are vulnerable to all kinds of superstition.Here's what you do.

The most vulnerable people to being hacked is those that stay with their opinions even in the face of indisputable facts such as math.His famous saying is that if you think you are unhackable, you have already been hacked.

Do not lose your temper with a tenant, if you react to their nonsense it will show vulnerability.

You want to get to this point with real estate or whatever business you get into.Give real estate a try and see if it is for you, I would recommend getting better capitalized before purchasing though because while $10k may give you the ability to purchase a home it leaves you in a vulnerable situation for the first couple years while you are building cash reserves back up.