This is made under state domestic relations law (including community property law).Translating lawyer-to-English, this means that the state’s family law regulations MAY allow transfer of property from one spouse to another as a marital property right.

Someday I'll get one.Then you may create an LLC for the property and create a friendly loan from a second LLC to limit the available equity in your property.The less asset you have, the more you have to protect it as its loss will create a major burden for you.On the other hand if you have 20 properties and you lose only 1 it won't be a major life altering event.

I'm not interested in paying high interest rates for nonconventional financing, and I'm not interested in having a due on sale clause hanging out there that could jeopardize my current financing and dramatically alter my calculations on a rental's profitability.The idea of leasing the property to an LLC with a master leaseholder agreement and then having the LLC sublease the property to the tenant is an interesting idea that I have not considered.

I’d like what I’m learning with C class SFH to translate somewhat into that.  

The thermostat system is called Vivint and it has a damper that alters the airflow to cool off the hotter floor of the house.

They could make you undo all the alterations and hit you with fines.

As someone who spent six-figures (of debt) on a college degree, I can say little of my degree has translated to real estate.

I also may have lost something in translations. 

I translated the tech speak of the CEO of 10XTS to normal English.

Aside from co-mingling, at what point does your LLC become your alter-ego.