You should look at if the current rent pays for the property sufficiently at your current purchase price.

If other members have an interest and the equity is properly encumbered, there would be no equity to attach.As to a one member Series LLC, I believe any court will see these as a sufficient shield against tenants' claims.

Your basic insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.

That's sufficient for me.

Be fair, give them sufficient notice, and raise raites. 

I was shown a website recently that tokenized real estate; the person showing thought it was amazing that tokens could circumvent securities laws.This is your friendly reminder that it doesn't matter what form an investment opportunity takes (crowdfunding, tokenization, syndication)--if its an investment opportunity, its a security.

The housing stock is improved as well as the tax base so schools, parks, police departments etc. have sufficient funding and quality of life goes up in the community. 

Or you have sufficient cash to support yourself until the company reaches reasonable size.Either way, I recommend you check out the National Association of Residential Property Managers and Landlordsource.com.

Is there sufficient equity to take subject to and get a second lien?

That is one option or you can do triplex but you would need to pass the self sufficient rule which basically means that your rents need to cover your mortgage payment or better.