We provide a couple properties a week for our investors to flip or rent.

So with retail sales ( unlike if your building something were your relying on rent) we did just fine market absorbed it..

There is nothing that exists that will completely insulate your rental property from complete liability, because the minute it is rented, you are exposing yourself to liability.

@Jonathan GreeneGreat feedback and agreeThe best type of post that is a question outlines the situation, what research you have done and ask for confirmation or further direction.The “what’s the best state to invest in”, “should rent or sell my home (with no other context) and the infamous transfer my property into a LLC - I wish BP could have AI charge people for asking those questions.

I rehabbed the house and I’m the property is now rented.

We are staring to work with larger projects that will all be build to rent.  

You use the funds of others to fund the deal, you do the work with rehabbing, renting, and managing side of the deal and both you and the initial investor whom invested their funds split the profits 50/50.2.)

The house rents for $1200 month currently and will be able to get $1600 if renovated (finish basement bathroom, new flooring and fixtures, mainly cosmetic).

And remember, we nerf'd down the actual market rents on this.

I used Zillow to list my rental and accepted someone's application however after my few interactions with them on the phone some major red flags have come up and I wanted to know am I under any legal obligation to rent my property to this person.