You need to be incredibly clear on your state's laws.

Hello BP forum -I'd love to hear how other landlords approach asset protection as it relates to your rental properties.

I did a single member LLC in Geogia, and it was incredibly easy.

I can only assume that loopnet understands their business well enough that this approach maximizes their profit.

I would be careful on how one approaches it, but in my experience you can usually use the lack of credit history as a basis to justify co-signing.

Jon has been a member of BiggerPockets for almost 4 years now, and has posted some incredibly valuable feedback over his 3,200+ posts on the site.

We're all biased towards incredible stories.We end up thinking that "high school drop-out turned millionaire" is much more common than it actually is, because we hear that story much more often than "high school drop-out turned out exactly as expected".My rule of thumb: get the best education you can, unless a better opportunity presents itself.

I do think that some of his ideas would be dificult to do -- may be more theoretical than real, but still worth reading.A great stimulus and customer-focused approach.

Any ideas on what can I do to approach that.

It's really funny how different counties take different approaches; Travis County (Austin, which probably has the highest per sq. ft residential) quit getting it from the MLS a few years ago.