Is an LLC a secure, 100 % fool proof method to protect my parents assets?

I am embarking on a journey into the real of residential real estate investment to seek financial independence, generational wealth, and the freedom to do as I please.

He is saying that if you want to invest in STR, do it because you think it's a good way to make money or because you want to diversify your assets, but don't do it just for the cost seg tax savings.The key point to remember is that yes you can get the bonus depreciation right away, and depending on your W2 income amount, you can skip paying tax for the first 3 or 4 years. 

This was the very reason the so-called group of financial experts advised HUD to create the reverse mortgage industry.

With these loans, we really underwrite the rental performance of the asset vs. the borrower, although credit does play a big factor, along with experience. 

Here is my current situation and why I think it wouldn't be too bad of a financial decision.

These investments tend to be NNN and focus on single tenant commercial assets, but not always.

Someone telling you that you need asset protection, but cannot tell you in what instance you could possibly be sued for that insurance would not cover you.

I'd find a local title company that can support such a transaction, and/or an attorney, and talk to themI would strongly recommend not downloading random documents off the InternetAlso you should be in a place financially where you are able to do this and not put the property at riskGood luck

Mostly clear assets with equity in the 8 figures, but no doubt can learn much from many here.