A manufactured home (at least the ones I dealt with) start as a vehicle and then when the foundation is poured and it's attached to it and all the axles and wheels are taken off, they "destroy" the title and convert the house to real estate.

Water destroys everything it touches and goes out of its way to do it.

I have struggled to find a partner that is not afraid of students destroying the property, throwing parties, etc.

I have a property that is destroyed, no tenant, being sued by the health department, and without insurance.

But as someone who started out with negative 80k in net worth and now has an excess of 4mil its NOT easy and there is NOTHING glamorous about cleaning / fixing toilet's, paying bills for repair costs because a tenant destroyed a property, or dealing with a bad tenant or HOA, going to work for 8-10 hours at your day job and then going back to work again for another 6-10 hours on your RE, giving up vacation, fancy cars or clothes or dinner, Being covered in paint and drywall dust after working 16-20 hours knowing your just going to do the same thing tomorrow and next day and the day after that.

I am worried the taxes will stay crazy high and destroy my tax flow. 

They will destroy your investment.

However, if we had a hurricane event, we would lose rents for a sustained period of time if all the homes were destroyed.

In extreme cases, if they destroy your unit, you have more security deposits to make claims again.

If a property that is owned under my name is quit claimed to an LLC that I have established do I destroy the protection that I am trying to get by having the property in an LLC?