Being knowledgeable will help you make good decisions in the future, most states have them online, or your lawyer can make you a copy pretty easily.

Accountants and lawyers make their money from selling advice.

Not a lawyer, so no legal advice offered but a little paranoia caution can be a good thing]

First I am not a lawyer, so realize that this is definitely not coming from an expert in this area of property law.I agree with the other posts. 

Hello All,I completed the purchase and rental of my first SFH in December.  I am in the process of looking for my second SFH now, but I would like to properly protect my assets legally by forming an LLC before I conti...

This type of lawsuit would name the "owner" of the LLC as well as the LLC and the plantiffs lawyer will go after all of the owners other assets and other LLCs.

I have just been pre-approved for financing, and I have a few prospective properties I'm looking at with my agent, but I haven't talked to a real estate attorney yet, and I'm curious if I need to discuss my plan with a lawyer to 1) become educated on the local and general land lording laws, 2) form a rental/lease-agreement for my future tenants, 3) Advise me on a corporate entity to form to hold this property under, and 4) help me steer clear of anything illegal I may have a tendency to do before I actually do it.

Not sure if you've been using a real estate lawyer, but they'd be able to push back on the seller's attorney that the expectation is that tax conditions are as originally presented, and if they are not, you have the opportunity to receive concessions to make up for any unanticipated difference.Which part of Brooklyn are you buying in?

Are the tenants taking showers two and three times a day and running these so long that they're running out of hot water each time, steaming the place up like a Turkish bath house? 

I am not a lawyer, but I am pretty good at interpreting legal speak.