@Greg Scott  A few factors that led us to believe that putting any real estate investment property into an LLC is: 1) my boyfriend/partner and I are not married; 2) he owns a business and we want to protect any of our assets from liability there; just to keep it separate from our personal finances/home.   

We had a cooler full of Salmon  Elk jerky and Smoked salmon.. if it had a big patch of timber we led with that gift and let me tell you that calms anyone down.

These homes were also fully assumable and led to easy transfer ability for residents and investors.

Slides, LED lights, full-on commercial arcades or theaters. 

A couple years ago there was a change in the guard in the Utah AG's office which led to a significant crackdown and major change to how seminar and telemarketing companies operated, but there are still plenty out there.I would have to do some digging to find it, but I recall reading a press release, it had to be 2013 or 2014, where the FTC issued a statement about these companies saying something like "You can sell whatever you want, to whoever you want, for whatever price or profit you want, as long as the person knows what they are getting and are willing to pay for it, and agree to the terms you outline". 

Hi there BP,Still trying to get our first deal and some unfortunate circumstances have led to a few deals falling through.

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That has led us to think about remotely purchasing some cheaper properties in Detroit or in southern USA but that intimidates me as well being so far away!

Said home owner can walk and the lenders only recourse is the asset this is what led to the strategic default scenarios in AZ NV and CA  The fact that this is LAND then I would say the bank can sue for a deficiency and get one from the buyer. 

Many builders during the peak used this type of brick, as it was much cheaper, but did not seal it which led to the ongoing issues.