He has some awesome recent posts that really speak to risk exposure in this market, and he really knows what he's talking about.

In this way, my partner and I will each receive 49% of the operating income through the pass-through entity (with income, capital gains, etc. individually being managed and optimized through individual tax planning) and the LLC will further offer us indirect control while still limiting our personal liability exposure as it's an LLC.  

You'll want to talk to your accountant first to determine your exposure on depreciation recapture as it nets out with your loss.  

If you put your money into one asset, then your risk is at 100% exposure to that asset.

I am about to list a property and expect a tax exposure of approx. 10k.

I have potential guests on both services ask for discounts.I believe that VRBO, now owned by Expedia, will be providing us with considerably more international exposure and since they are going back to having just one subscription rate the Search Rankings will be based on the quality of service we provide to our guests.They'll also be allowing us to rate the guests (like Airbnb does) which is beneficial for us as hosts.We receive the majority of our bookings through VRBO...probably 5 to 1 ratio.  

Best to focus on having the exposure that matches your anticipated future needs.

With no trees to block the sun exposure?

So when a geographic area has a lot of exposure, people are cashing out, demand is very high, and supply is low, this is what you get.

Using  your personal SSN for a legal entity is a mistake - -you tie the LLC to you creating the legal exposure that the LLC was intended to create.