@Dennis Gallof, it sounds like you are looking for legal loopholes to liability risks and I am not imagining there will be many options there.

Example: Tenant experiences a loss due to some house issue.

Garcia, 360 So. 3d 432 (Fla. 3d DCA 2023) - determined that transferring real property to a limited liability company controlled by the grantors constituted a “change of ownership” of the subject property under state law, and therefore, Florida’s beneficial “10% Assessment Limitation” (i.e., a 10% cap on annual increases in a property’s assessed value for Florida property tax purposes) on the subject property COULD NOT be retained by the LLC after the transfer.Now your 10% annual tax cap is GONE🤯Despite the Florida Supreme Court's recent denial of discretionary review, making the decision final, the S & A case could significantly affect real property taxes for various related-party real estate conveyances.

Our experience is that the area is very overpriced for available STRS.

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@Brett Richardson what has been your real estate experience so far? 

3Rd time posting it because 3 different forum categories.I already have an attorney and have spoken with a couple others, as well as mortgage companies.my time is valuable to me, unless you have some sort of experience with anything related don't leave a comment.

If you know or have been here before I'd love to hear your thoughts.Cheers,NatePeople choose LLCs for liability protection in the event something happens on the premises.

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Anyone have direct experience they can share?