Having said that, I don't see the difference either - between an LLC owner and an individual owner. 

Our house is 3 blocks from the SF Giants training facility. 

I quickly realized that having the address was a waste of time - because everything was auctioned by "Lot and Block" which I hadn't written down (newbie mistake). 

A block from a decent park and walking distance to some shopping as well.

If you drive the 4900 block of Cedar St you’ll see a beautiful 3 story victorian twin homes that have gone up in price over the past year and a half.West of 52nd in the Cobbs Creek area rehabbed homes have began to sell very quickly on the market as well as people have started flipping and putting homes on the market.There is a large amount of development projects planned in University City over the next ten years.

So far, the names I have come up with are already taken and I'm getting writer's block.

Most investors, who have been around the block, will joke about the 5k house that only needs paint and carpet.

"Core" stabilized assets are for investors with low risk profiles who want capital preservation and stable predictable cash flow with low risk (versus higher risk alternatives in stocks and bonds...or value add and real estate development).REITS, insurance companies, pension funds, family offices, very high net worth individuals/families who have already made their wealth, etc. 

Harris County holds one every 1st Tuesday of the month and you can find the list of liens (properties) to be auctioned on the county website. however, what I've learned is that the "big" business and corporation, etc have taken over the sells making it difficult for individual to stand a chance.

You don't have to deal with problems alone -- the Case Manager wants to know when there is an issue and they will go visit the tenant and see how they can help them resolve the problem.These individuals need a second chance.