The vast majority of my transactional experience is in commercial real estate, and owning property in entities is standard practice in CRE but it should also be noted the properties are encumbered by commercial loans which are designed to accommodate entity ownership.The research I've done by speaking with lenders and reading first hand accounts of using entities in residential real estate tells me there appears to be a barrier if the loans are not portfolio loans and even then I'm told lenders who use an underwriting framework that mimics Freddie/Fannie will not allow ownership in an entity.Someone else posted about using a trust vehicle to limit your liability, and I too think this might partially serve your purpose.

Attend library functions, Local high school sports games, always have business cards and know what is new on the market.

Their resources are VAST. 

Portfolio lenders (who hold their own loans) probably have more flexibility there... but for the vast majority of 'typical' home loans, you will need to buy the property in your own name, and then deed them to the LLC after the fact.  

I'd also check out all the relevant BP podcasts and the BP books and if you haven't already, check out every real estate investing book you can find in your local and/or school library. 

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.

Legal cases around emotional support animals are happening right now, but it looks like they will be protected just like service animals.For those in the Cedar Rapids area, the Iowa Civil Rights Commission will be holding a free Assistance Animals training at the CR Public Library April 28th from 1-3pm.

As it turns out the vast majority of the properties which pass the 1% test are in areas with high crime and low school ratings.

So, financing is more expensive and requires at least 25% down in the vast majority of cases.

Yet, the vast majority of the Threads on BP is only about ONE thing.