If you have money saved now, but just need the two years, it might be safest to just keep saving until you are two years and just do it all yourself and protect yourself from a bad partnership.

We’d like to sign a note and attach a lien so the investor is protected.

Before I buy another property I was thinking that it might be a smart move to put the house into a LLC to create a large amount of asset protection, I already have a umbrella policy on the house as well.

I already have ideas to protect our health and others.

Everyone will suffer a little, but we felt this was the best way to help them and protect our asset.  

Now lets say you find a deal where the #s make sense... you still want to make sure you're protected, right?

Portland has many laws in place that protect tenants.  

I think I'm decently protected, but wondering what others are doing. 

I have a strict cancellation policy that would of protected me, but their new policy overrides that.

And no, it’s not discrimination, unless you make policy based upon a protected class.