@Corey G. it actually sounds like either you or your attorney have it backward.I think you want a separate trust for each property, the trustee of all of which is an LLC, and the beneficiary is some other person, trust, or business entity.The reason trusts work as asset protection is because you as an individual, and the LLC trustee don't OWN the property, the trust does, and someone/thing else is the bene.I think you need to talk to a trust attorney ... it sounds a little bit like this attorney wants to charge you 4 times to write up LLC AoI (Articles of Incorporation).

You can also incorporate this startegy in the contract for deed.Another way is to do either the sub-2 or contact with a 2 part promissory note.

If I can market to just 500 home owners, and also incorporate some of the other suggestions you have, is that reasonable?

Got any good horror stories that you could incorporate into you copywriting?

Consider incorporate this into your marketing and sales conversion process.2) If you really are bothered by the crazy people who call, consider modifying your sales funnel.

Hello, I am looking to purchase a nice CRM system to incorporate into our business.

You may not, for example, incorporate the content in any database, compilation, archive or cache.

I am looking to incorporate myself for a variety of reasons before fully engaging in my RE journey.

XLV.OTHER AGREEMENTS: No prior or present agreements or representations shall be binding upon any of the Parties hereto unless incorporated in this Contract.

You might look at other agreements and compile your own strategy and have the attorney incorporate issues, also visit your local REI club and see what is going on there.