This provides extra protection for non-payment and potential damage.

(like 10k+ closing costs quoted from multiple banks for a simple refi)Insurance in the 300 per month range vs 85 for the same property if it were held privately.Town taxes such as water/sewer/property are billed at a higher rate.Plus more.So, what I am thinking of doing is:a: quit claiming the deed into my personal name.b: adding a million-dollar liability policy to the standard dwelling/fire coverage to protect my assets.

leave the one in the light and install a GFI breaker in the panel. the oulet is then gfi protected and you meet your requirement.

Most inspectors won't do an inspection without a 3rd party to protect them from the liability questions above.Also note that most standards say that home inspections are non-invasive so we aren't moving furniture, or tearing off dry-wall.  

You may want to consider adding a second member for added protection.

I just acquired a 3 unit, and i figured i have to protect my asset by registering it.All suggestions are welcome.

That being said, what protection are you looking for when purchasing a property for yourself or an entity your a part of? 

The main things you need to get for landlord protection areDOBSSNAddress historyJob historyBank act #

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