My commercial assets were in LLCs from day 1, so more protection. 

Wasting people's time is the last thing I want to do; which is why I decided to reach out in the forums instead of approaching individuals asking for their time and expertise without me actually being in a position to do business with them.

If you are not paying him, and he is doing it for free, either way, you still want to make sure you have an agreement with him on payment and enough protection to cover your liability.

If I'm doing business with people who are not in my inner circle I'd be looking to see if it's possible to structure the transaction, entity, in a way that keeps me in full control of the property while protecting the others financial interests.

This topic is one I cannot find information on, but feel it is important to do right in order to protect myself.My HOA requires that my tenants and I together sign a waiver holding the HOA harmless should an incident occur on their facilities.

Harry Borders basically equips all the wholesalers with contracts and best practices for protecting yourself as a wholesaler.

@Ashish AcharyaIf you believe there're no arguments on this forum, you clearly did not follow the recent, ahem, discussions about asset protection with certain highly opinionated attorneys involved. :) I was there, too.

Most importantly does it protect you and the investor?

Not a good place to do business.But.States are understandably not happy when people ask for the protection of the law (asset protection) but fail to follow it (register in state for a modest fee). 

What am I looking for, for my protection?