That need to be protected from any possible liability arising out of the new acquisitions? 

But again, a good landlord attorney will keep you most protected and the cost of legal advice far outweighs doing something wrong and it favoring the tenant's bank account.I personally always like to have a 1 year lease (nothing longer for residential) and security deposit for the following reasons:1) I am theoretically guaranteed to not have a vacancy during that time and I know what my income will be.2) My tenants know they are legally responsible for paying the rent during that time.  

I just have ideas on how to protect your investment when you do decide.

My investor is wiling to take over deal and give me a "marketing fee" how do I protect myself and not get cut out?

If I want to put properties into LLCs for asset protection, any tips on how to get financing?

I know I need to set up an LLC to protect our other assets.

If you have a descent case, then you can file a complaint with your counties consumer protection board.

@Micah Brigoli I would use your contract and make sure you have had a lawyer look it over to protect yourself.  

You need your Title company to be involved now for your own protection. 

I told him I will be opening a seperate account,so I can protect my personal account and he was ok with that.