There is so much demand on their plate right now, they are having a hard time keeping up with orders from repeat customers who own parks in major MSAs. 

If you have the itch and appetite for development then maybe you go the route of developing it yourself and finding a good civil engineer and custom home builder.

Have an attorney and CPA work together to develop a personalized asset protection plan for you.

Branch manager insisted, and trained every cashier on a few quick bullet point factoids about homeownership to mention when customers were in the bank doing routine banking stuff.On top of that, the branch manager put a big giant 25 foot sign outside the branch declaring that "We Specialize in Helping First Time Homebuyers!"

Questioning the level of protection by LLCMy husband and I have lived in greater Los Angeles area for 10 years with modest assets worth protecting from creditors.

Am I protected if I load the properties into an LLC?

It has to do with protecting the buyer in terms of title issues, title insurance in SC will not cover a new owner unless a new survey has been done in that new owner's name.

This may be a good solution for you but be sure to understand the law and operate it properly so you don't lose the protections afforded.Most investors I deal with own the property in their own name.

Real estate commissions were created specifically for the purpose of protecting the public from situations like this.

@Michael Miller, I think that protecting your assets in a LLC also has tax benefits to you as well that you may not receive otherwise.