Yeah, he just claimed he's from a company called Global West Funding.

This coverage would respond to claims brought against only your entity and not the tenants business.  

They are hands-off, institutional grade real estate investments (apartments, self storage, commercial, medical office, etc), and allow investors the option to diversify into multiple markets around the country.

It was also not great for the tenants and I spent a lot of time and energy in the claims.  

Hays (South / South West Austin) claimed the number 1 spot by percentage and Williamson (North Austin) claimed the 5th spot.  

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I have always claimed my rental money with the IRS to keep things honest.

It is also near Creighton University and University of Nebraska Medical Center.

You can stick to the mainstream and go after the same people your competition is (which is totally fine), but you can also build an advantage by figuring out how to capture the fringes that others ignore.I'm not claiming that you *should* do this or that any of this is relevant to your situation since I don't know anything about you, but wanted to at least share the perspective behind how we think about it.

I he or she going to charge the "full amount" to file a new LLC that probably just has some filing fees to claim?