Florida LLC or Land Trust or both? 

Hi Investors & Landlords, I am evicting a Section 8 TAW for nonpayment of rent.

What have other land lords done when former tenant sues for mold??

I purchased a piece of residential land on 2021-01-27 to build on and eventually be a rental property.

I have $125k in cash and want to start flipping land in Arizona.

That being said, like most things with being a landlord, if you are a decent person treat your tenants like people, remain communicative and respectful, make necessary repairs, it is highly unlikely you will ever get sued or anyone will ever question if you did everything by the book.  

It also can get challenging to set a price now to possibly buy in the future that the owner and you will feel is fair (with markets still appreciating at a healthy pace).You can also keep your eyes open for a seller willing and able to do a land contract with you (but there usually would want much more money down and likely want a full pay off in a few years, but can see what you can negotiate on terms).I agree nothing illegal about options/option fees in WI to my knowledge, but generally seem much less frequently used in single residential transactions than commercial transactions where due diligence and closing timelines may be very drawn out.

I asked him to issue an official notice of lease violation stating that if she is having more guests staying over 72 hrs without notifying the landlord, we will start the eviction process.

Even if you get nothing, you are helping out your fellow landlords by getting it on record that they are low life tenants. 

If someone sues you and wins, they can only take the LLC that owns the property that was involved in the lawsuit.Best: Using a combination of LLC and land trust to protect your rental properties.