There is pressure to move towards a cashless society.

They don't, but it's really about perception.

After all, they are in the insurance business which means they are happy to charge you for the perception of risk but stingy to pay a claim.

Here’s a link if you want to check it out.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9232/55313-intro-to-section-8---your-perceptions-vs-my-realities

If you're doing deals that can't, well Darwin was right.Me, I will continue to invest in the lowest aspect of the American society.

Perception is not always going to line up with reality and just because someone "says" hedge funds are buying up everything and forcing prices higher or that inventory is thin does not mean that is the reality on the ground.Of course, I may be a little biased :-) but I say the same thing about a lot of other cities too where people say investing is over or too difficult to mess with anymore.

We have been trying out best to put out a great product and change the perception that “all” flippers only care about the bottom line and don’t do quality work.

And don't forget that Zillow calculates value using an automated algorithm that will never replace human perception and local market knowledge.

It does indicate that you perceived the person to be “crazy” and wanted to cancel the tour in response to that perception.  

With regard to the LLC protection: LLC property ownership is very common but I believe that there is more of a perceived perception than an actual one - as was seen in some of the previous comments.I recommend buyers to simply make sure that their property insurance policy has a nice thick umbrella policy to protect yourself from a lawsuit.