Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Exavier Martinez: Ok so here’s my dilemma.

you will need a WI LLC if thats where the property is, and resident agent services,  and depending on the municipality a "local" contact person, for asset protection, it may not hurt to consult Rich Dad adviser Garrett Sutton's team, from what I understand, Wyoming, Nevada, and Delaware offer the best protections. 

, but as one's net worth grows it's a consideration for many to seek the help of an asset protection specialist and set up trusts as holders of the LLCs in states like Nevada and Delaware etc..

@Paul De Luca Thanks Paul! 

I found this on lonestarlandlaw.com: "If challenged by the tenant/buyer, a judge may examine the totality of the circumstances, including the intent of the parties, and declare that the arrangement is a de facto executory contract.

After recently reading the DE Pest and Bugs code, it sounds like the owner's only responsible for pests before renting, but after it's rented(free of pests) it becomes the Tenant's responsibility.

Most of our properties are in Cecil County, but some of the investors who attend are also in Newark/Wilmington Delaware area.

Most of our properties are in Cecil County, but some of the investors who attend are also in Newark/Wilmington Delaware area.

Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Nicholas Aja: Hello BP Friends,I am sending out a lease for signature today.

FF doesn't get in the middle and make decisions about your property like when to issue a refund or de-platforming you (except in the case of scammers).