When you are putting a house under contract how do you ensure that you have all the appropriate clauses in the contract to protect yourself?

I was planning on incorporating my future real estate company to protect myself and have the tax benefits.

The law actually protects occupants.

(or John Hancock, UBS, USAA, BoA, etc.)There are a few government regulations in place to try to provide some consumer protections, but they are rarely enforced. 

You'll also want to establish a management agreement with them that gives you flexibility to switch to another firm if necessary.You don't have to vest title in a business entity if you're investing by yourself.

Using a Panamian corporation might be good for asset protection purposes as they mention but that will make getting financing so much more difficult.

First off, this is an electric panel that uses fuses to protect the circuits in it instead of using circuit breakers, which is what you are accustomed to.

“Protect your deposit and use these moving pads on all furniture”.Cheap insurance- I love it.

Other legal protections afforded by the LLC are a bonus, but I fully realize that I can be sued as long as the property is in my name.

Usually you would ask for the repairs or a credit equal to what it would take to complete the repairs, otherwise it just seems like a bait and switch.