If I own property in my own name and have a $2M umbrella, the property is safe unless I have a claim greater than $2M against me, while if it is in an LLC all of the equity of the property is at risk for any claim, right?

I'm staying with a friend of mine who's got these incredible devices.

Something like a small, low risk, rental is a good safe place to start that will help you get comfortable with investing.

So make your property safe and let that be your sense of mind.

Insurance money is safe.

Schools Crime rates Household incomeEmployment rateTypes of jobs available Types of businesses (pawn shops vs. casual dining for example) Propery codes enforced New construction in area Do you feel safe at night?

A popular book that you can order Used on Amazon is "Profit by Investing in Real Estate Tax Liens: Earn Safe, Secured, and Fixed Returns Every Time" (Paperback) by Larry B.

It is a step by step video course of 100+ lessons that I have comprised over the past 3 years showing everything I believe a person needs to get started safely and continue to invest safely with regards to MHI.

Again, this has NOTHING to do with the aggressiveness of fish, or the fish's behavior in general, but YOUR ability to properly and safely set up the aquarium.

I'd love to hold onto them and sell next year for a nice little spread, but I probably don't know enough to navigate safely yet.