So you'll need your LLC to have bank accounts, check books, address, everything.Or you can just keep it in your name and get an umbrella insurance policy.Also, if you do not have a ton of equity in your property, then you have very little for someone to sue you for... 

I am currently in the process of going through Brandon Turner's The Book on Rental Property Investing: How to Create Wealth and Passive Income Through Smart Buy & Hold Real Estate Investing and it has really inspired me to take action and learn by doing. 

Do you have a favorite bank in town, and if so, why? 

I have read in a book that an important factor in real estate investing is being creative.

Those are some of my favorite types of deals too, I do prefer to buy the ones with MAJOR problems as they tend to yield the most return while taking the smallest amount of effort to acquire.What part of town is your "niche"?

I have read Brandon Turner's book and others on managing rental property  and understand how to screen and run background checks.

Educate yourself with all the site has to offer including podcasts, webinars, books, and especially the forums to meet people (like your doing here) and network.

Hey @Chris Conde, I'm not sure if it will help but I wrote an article on how I use FB fan page and Ads to supplement my vacation rental bookings. 

Am wondering if I should for the sake of keeping the books straight charge myself rent (I have no plans to file eviction against myself if I don't pay).PS The unit is not held in an LLC and I have no plans to do that.

I'm on my 4th book now and have been listening to a lot of BiggerPockets podcast episodes and I am super pumped!