One thing is for sure, change is slow to come in Washington so you'd better protect yourself until there is a change; if ever.

Also, if you are renting the property out to a tenant, and they don't make their rent payment, you should cover the payment to protect the person you are taking the property over from.

I am especially interested in how it would be transferrable to the businesses name to protect yourself in any sort of catastrophic event.

But in the intervening few months required to evict him, what kind of building insurance can I get to protect myself against fire, earthquakes...?

Yes, these contingencies would be necessary for your own protection.

How am I protected?

Most people will find their site rather easily based on search terms but there's always a lot of consumer protection attorneys out there looking to make an easy buck.

Hi everyone - just bought my first rental property and I'm trying to figure out the best way to protect myself in case of any lawsuits.  

Hi wats the reason to have a llc for your real estate business wat does it do how does it protect you.

For the most part ALL Promissory Notes and their security instrument provide for the Mortgagee (or it's agents such as the Servicer) to Advance to preserve and protect their interests in the real property.