@Dushyanth Malkud I recently bought a triplex in the Rome area and I must say, it was a complete steal.

If you find a buyer and make them aware of the property before you sign a purchase and sale agreement couldn't they steal the property from you ?

The home in question is worth 110k +. 55k is a STEAL.

Unless I'm missing something......Blame the illegal operators, not the government.When people steal things, we have to create laws.

They just withhold it entirely, forcing you to dig under your sofa, borrow from credit cards or steal the money from elsewhere in order to improve your own house enough to be able to kick the deadbeats out of it.By the time you've dealt with your tenth tenant or so, you begin to see certain patterns among them.

Some companies use "Housesitters", which we no longer due after two negative occurrences: 1) A housesitter let their family move in to squat2) The housesitter let their friends steal the mechanicals they were supposed to protect***ask yourself, what quality of person will spend the night in a property on a cot for $10-15/night?

I agree with the previous comments about being stealth with your signs.

And then have everything reviewed by a trial lawyer who would know how to stealthfully kill the LLC.Also make sure you max out your tax deferred accounts as these have the ultimate legal protection. 

With the market in its 6th year of declining prices, I would find premium, high end properties and affordable housing for a steal.

I am in the same boat as the OP, getting a residential mortgage so stealth transferring the deed to an LLC is not a desirable choice.