Trying to manage your property through an LLC has no real advantage as you are still responsible for the management and if not maintained properly it most likely won't afford any advantage as to protecting your assets or shielding you from liability.You could have a car accident and end up losing the LLC as it is personal property you own, all assets held by the LLC are then gone or the income gained from the entity can be lost.

If you knowingly or accidently cross a line, it is much more likely to hit the radar of your HOA before anyone is Raleigh notices.

There is a very real potential scenario coming into phase where Rus taking the next, be it horrific, actions we all fear, it could be a blessing in disguise.

If you are sued because of an incident at your rental, it can put your personal assets at risk, and if you are sued because of an incident with your personal assets (say, a car accident), it can put your business assets at risk.Long story short, a commercial general liability policy is completely appropriate for rental properties.

Back up back up, Cash App but I don’t really like it because it don’t confirm a send and so I’ve sent money to the wrong person on accident

.: My first property was by accident also.

But that's not an accident.

As usual, Joe's generally got the best answer out there :)I started in this whole thing by accident (listen to my podcast episode, in my signature).

Originally posted by @Wei Jie Yang:Well I hope everyone here wishes me luck and I didn't make a horrific mistake doing thisWei - can you expand why you are scared you may have made a horrific mistake?? 

It wasn't an accident.