Landlord partners with Law Enforcement and will report all known crimesand suspicious activity as warranted."

You do need to be adequately insured or it will be ammunition used against you to try and pierce the LLC, but ideally, at least for smaller RE Investors, no single LLC should hold enough assets to warrant an umbrella policy.

Fee to rent ratio is too high, after expenses, which are high on mobile homes, there will be not enough profit, if any, to warrant the effort.

Might be a good idea to check with another title agency just to make sure you are not being taken for a ride.As to filing a QC deed or a Warranted Deed, they are both usually one page and need the signatures of both parties - one is not more difficult than the other.

I'll get educated.Based on a discussion with a SDIRA company, this is not enough money to warrant using an LLC.

I have the option to sell sooner if warranted.

Thats exciting.A few things to consider -make sure you are actually pre approved, not just pre qualified-see if the lender can provide a list of 'warrantable' condos, you don't want to waste your time with communities that are 'non warrantable'-make sure the complexes are solvent..have money set aside for repairs to roofs, sidewalks, lighting, pools etc.

I am not sure what size properties you are buying, but one of the issues with a lot of these out of state properties is that they are so cheap that they almost don't warrant the added cost of LLC setup and accounting work during tax season. 

As an agent, I grew very tired of trying to find a broker that didn't disallow something - or several somethings, such as:A lot of brokers in Ohio don't permit property management - not that I want to be in that field, but occasionally something would come up where it was warranted (and worthy of my time), but alas, I had to refer the business elsewhere.I won't even get into the wholesale/assignment of contract topic - I was with another broker for a long time (also an investor) who allowed it, because he understood it.

She will explain the "Wage Garnishment (Deduction), Third-Party Citation (Bank Levy), Debtors Examination (Citation To Discover Assets), Bench Warrant (Writ of Attachment) to obtain Judgment Satisfied.