If each of us signs title on a property is that sufficient protection or would an LLC be more beneficial?

@Terry KoeppIf the Roth IRA will have an equity stake in the transaction, you will likely want a Checkbook IRA LLC as opposed to having a 3rd party custodian process all of the transactions.  

Do you own this in your name or in an LLC?

I will be meeting with a lawyer tomorrow to discuss LLC's, tax benefits, and how to make the CPA's life a little easier with the bank accounts and credit cards.  

SO I'VE SENT OUT A FEW YELLOW LETTERS BUT OCCASIONALLY WHEN IM ON MY STATE TAX SITE FINDING THE ABSENTEE OWNER'S MAILING ADDRESS I WILL SEE THAT THE VACANT HOME IS OWNED BY A COMPANY (EX. 1ST REALTY LLC) OR IT WILL BE BANK OWNED....WHEN THIS HAPPENS DO YOU STILL MAIL THE YELLOW LETTER TO THE ADDRESS/ BUSINESS LISTED OR SHOULD I FOCUS ONLY ON THE ONES THAT SEEM TO BE "REAL PEOPLE/ ACTUAL OWNERS"??

Some mortgage companies don't allow you to transfer ownership to an LLC.

I didn't enjoy competing with her.After 10 months, I decided to go solo and work under the license of a coach I had retained.Several months later, my internal entrepreneur got the better of me and I opened my own brokerage - Clear Sailing Realty, LLC (Where our tag line says it all: It's Clear Sailing.....all the way Home)We're designed to be a low cost, low friction brokerage both for clients and agents. 

Hi everyone, looking for feedback..I am a union electrician in NJ with 2 rental properties that I may transfer into an LLC (or perhaps a partnership).

Now I am trying to form a LLC as everyone says LLC is the way to go to protect my personal assets from any trouble in future.

I recently started my LLC and EIN through them as well.