New investors get way too stuck on LLC setups and the like when they really don't have anything worth taking, and those with loans have partners that provide some buffer anyway - the bank, who's going to end up with the property if anyone sues you successfully enough to get a judgement, which means it will be the rare attorney who even takes the case. 

We found this home through a combination of online tools and personal exploration in the area.

I had an interview with FBI agent and he told me its rather rare in the Northwest and that the most prolific are for mortgage fraud was Atlanta Metro followed by Detroit metro.

It's rare to find that in operating agreements. 

In the case of a damaged roof, replacement cost insurance would pay for a new roof, regardless of its age.The right combination of coverage and policy type can safeguard your home and investments from costly surprises.

As for combining income that gets a bit more tricky. 

I usually wait until an issue arises because these problems are pretty rare.

Not normally, although technically it might be the same ownership companies don't like to combine the personal, LLC, partnerships etc.

You take all of the inconsistencies from the previous thread, combined with this 2nd BiggerPockets profile utilizing his real name and claiming a massive years of experience discrepancy.

I also think micromarketing is best for newer investors.Some things to addTailoring your lists - like focusing on absentee owners, properties with long-term ownership, or pre-foreclosures—can improve your response rate.Consistency - It’s rare to get responses from a single mailer.