I have a self check-in listing on Peerspace. I've collect their photo ID, contact information, and I've been asking all guest to obtain COI from all confirmed bookings prior to their arrival. However, Peerspace has $1...

I’m not sure why traditional agents offer any special litigation protection.2.

Also to have a lease agreement in case things go wrong you have a way to protect yourself.  

Emphasize that these extra steps would protect both the property and your investment. 

The 70% LTV and 3% origination cost you mentioned are typical, but they can definitely vary depending on the lender and the specific deal.Regarding the LLC or Trust, you're right, it's a good idea to explore those options for asset protection and potential tax benefits.

@Tom Chen is pretty much correct in explaining how it works and how your investment is protected.

If the purpose for the entity is liability protection, you should be having a conversation with an attorney.If the purpose for the entity the accountant should be able to provide any feedback if there is any tax saving opportuities with the LLC formation.Best of luck to you

Investment mortgages, like DSCR loans for investment properties, typically come with prepayment penalties (PPP) to protect against prepayment risk and the keep portfolio CPR in line.

The bank could sell these houses so much easier if they protected them just slightly. 

Ask for them to remove the tree.Fifth, see if you can apply to get a protective order from a court to maintain the property.