LLC also offers you gives you a layer of protections.

I prefer customizing your own rather than the Utah one.The rest are the standard wholesaling disclosures that all wholesalers use to protect themselves.

An LLC does not protect you, as manager, from criminal conduct.

A restraining order is covered under Mass General Law Chapter 209a and it is an order that protects someone from being abused by a current or former member of the household or family, and/or that the parties have been in a dating relationship. 

Hello allI have a scenario to run by you and I know what most will say but I just want it to make sense as to why I would pass when my trigger finger keeps wanting to pull the trigger :)Portfolio of rentals for sale, 14 Duplex units and 1 Single Family in Timbuk (names have been changed to protect the innocent) yes they aren't in the greatest area which isn't good I know but they have all been upgraded new roofs etc. 90% occupied at moment asking 580k for all.

Make sure you have a lawyer write up the paperwork so you are protected and you both know what is going on. 

Yes, protection starting off from the beginning

I have a friend in Tucker with a minor switch problem needs an electrician that could be a substantial issues.

All three forms should give you protection of your personal assets against corporate liability, as long as certain procedures are followed.Talk to a qualified business attorney, tax attorney and/or CPA to get better advice.

There is a further discussion to be had about protection from establishing LLC's but then there is a counter discussion on piercing the corporate veils and getting to personal assets.