A simple mistake in your LLC and your protection is out the window.By the way if somebody wants to sue you they are going to do it regardless of how you hold title and you will have to pay to defend yourself either way.

This includes filing all the proper documents such as affidavits of service, civil cover sheet, notice to defend, praecipes, etc. 

I have no real data to defend that other than my experience.

They clear the lien and you keep them from being named a co defendant in costly litigation and possibly losing the revenue from whatever loan you "partner" has taken out.

Using Trusts builds a strong, high wall to defend against an attacking litigation attorney.

You also need to capitalize your company, holding RE in a shell with no cash or other assets can also disqualify the limited liability aspects of the LLC......if you had multiple LLCs you'd need liquidity in each company.Some questions on the internet end up being answered by folks much like a convict asking another convict in prison how to provide a legal defend to a crime, prisons are loaded with experts on criminal defense matters and dummies.

I am first in line to defend the suburbs of Detroit.You out of area people are clueless. 

Realtors.Needless to say, I was just defending that stance for all investors - new & old, when it comes to the mentality of what you "can" vs "can't" do - i.e.

I keep defending wholesalers on the boards, but I do have to admit, most wholesalers are a pain in the ***!

I feel reluctant to post on here, but I feel I should as a service to others, especially since some people are rushing to defend her.