, that company will sue you, and thereby your insurer.A very tiny percentage of injury lawsuits in the US are individuals suing other individuals.

The tiny port made no difference on a long heating loop since the resistance of the pipe was so high already.

Or, is this just a tiny slice of your wealth?

Could be a tiny bit could be a lot, but definitely seems worthwhile to ask some veteran landlords what the impact will be.

If your tenant sent you several letters asking to fix the front porch steps which were in need of repair and you failed to do so, then they fell and got hurt, YOU personally are now also responsible in addition to the LLC due to your negligence.As far as number of properties per entity, the quantity of properties should have NO bearing on your decision, but only the amount of "equity" in the LLC.

I read similar to how you read, although I'm not marking up text, I just put a TON of tiny sticky notes to refer back to.

Its the tiny steps in between the larger steps that I'm still not sure of...

And when they stop buying, will cause a correction in the market again.Also, what happens to the market if/when they decide to dump their properties in mass quantities?

I'm just seeing multitudes of benefits for this first property sense I only need to do a tiny bit of the value of the property like 25 percent or so.

That way you know what you are starting out with, rather than an unknown quantity and having to troubleshoot a wiring or plumbing problem in an old building with a tenant in place.