This last year I hired a new firm that only works with RE investors and it made a MASSIVE difference. 

If there is insufficient assets to cover (which would be a massive claim to exceed your policies and whatever equity you have), then the LLC is bankrupt. 

Don't be afraid to ask questions...there is a massive amount of knowledge within this group!

But a handful where LLC's did absolutely diddly-squat, yup, a few of those over the years I know of. 1 who had amassed many MFH's with many LLC's, forgot to pay fed income tax for ~30yrs, Uncle Sammy ripped em apart and left him with 1 in less than 24 months.

Since the pandemic, more folks have been allowed to work remotely so I know, at least in my market (here in Chattanooga, TN) we've seen a massive influx of remote workers coming in for a month to 3 or even 6 and then moving on.

As most agents that run their business as a business can attest, properties were getting a massive amounts of offers almost immediately.

In fairness, I'd not expect more from a mass market paperback.  

Gotcha, so really a big factor is having a massive amount of equity to protect. thank you for your response 

I say thankfully since it is not uncommon, especially in todays world, to have relatively small businesses filing in a high volume of states - it would be a massive headache to have to be licensed in all of them!

The most impressive building is the lodge, a massive 17,000-square-foot space designed by Glenn Marchbanks Jr. complete with a commercial kitchen, a dining room for 100 people, a 3,000-square-foot great room, and a 5,200-square-foot conference hall.