That's what I would advise.

@Kevin Stringari I have listened to interviews with one of the owners of those security deposit insurance companies and most of the time they will not pay out a claim unless you have a monetary judgement.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

I realize you are determined to move ahead at this point, but just be careful because renting to relatives often has problems and most any investor will advise against it.

They can advise on some of the ways that claimants have broken through the corporate veil (ie. comingled funds, etc.)

A good local Realtor can help you with that.The advise that @Bjorn Ahlblad gave you above is categorically wrong and depending on state law, can land you in a world of hurt.For example, I can tell you with 100% certainty that in Massachusetts (I'm also licensed there), if there is a child 6 or younger living in the home, the owner MUST test for and remediate lead paint.  

Hi Ty, I'm new to investing too, so I'll probably not be the best adviser right now, however i'll tell you what has worked for me and given me early wins so far: Study, Learn, Gain Knowledge, Absorb as much as you possibly can.

Any advise or information on how I can help my contact would be appreciated. 

I'm open to ideas, thanks in advance.Theres no way to advise you without knowing the roles and economics of the deal like who is putting in the equity and how much?

@Pedro Bartolomei I've always been advised 7 properties per LLC by my accounting and legal team.