After reading Garrett Sutton's book "Start Your Own Corporation" it seems like an LLC would be the best way to protect myself from lawsuits and situations of that nature.

This protection isn't for all Arizonans or even all of Phoenix. 

Some have the liability protections of a multi-member 401k, while others do not. 

For those of you who depend on real estate for your income, whether it be rents, commissions, flips, notes, etc., what steps are you taking to fortify your finances to reduce the risk of a liquidity crunch?   Many if ...

Let us consider protecting families.Let's consider the real back issues

Anyway, I'm not bummed about trying to protect the health of the community and as a result I lose with my STRs.

I protect myself:  My agreement has a default clause as follows: "Default for Non-payment: As mentioned above, the Landlord/Seller expects prompt payments from the Tenant/Buyer.

They can lock in their interest rate as soon as they find a property, We can put a Covid-19 contract contingency in place to protect you should any major changes occur while we're under contract (NY State Assoc. of Realtors just issued this yesterday, your state should have something similar).Sellers: I'm going to hold off until this blows over.

If you don't at least register the AZ LLC as a foreign entity in Ohio, the Ohio courts may not offer you the protection of an LLC.

Part of our job as professional Realtors is to keep up to date on Forms and Addendums that we can use in different situations to protect your best interests as our client.