He sued the liquor store for his injuries!

Finally, there are tax advantages since some corporate forms pay lower taxes than individuals; there are other ones that tax professionals can explain.So in theory if you have an LLC that owns 10 of your investment properties and someone is injured on one of them and sues the LLC, they could collect to the extent of all ten properties' values, not just the one that the suffered the injury on.

I also liked it for eaves because it partially saved the neck ache.

How are we supposed to get to know your face and we have to sprain our necks to see who you are?

@Ryan Swan looks like you're in my neck of the woods, I'm on the hunt for connects, mentors, ect.

Roll those dice a few times and eventually you'll lose big whether it's a lawsuit for an injury on your job, getting shut down and having to redo a bunch of work, finishing a place and not being able to sell it since it's unpermitted, etc. 

Stocks *have* been a bit ahead of themselves, but we are not neck deep in cataclysmic economic news.  

Hi @Alberto RecioHey you are in my neck of the woods.

I'd look into buying a MFH in your neck of the woods.  

You're on a pretty high bridge here, you may not survive and injury is likely when your deal unravels with your unqualified consumer tenant.