You are correct that holding the property in your name opens you up to liability which includes holding the property in an LLC that is not anonymous.What structure you want to hold this in which also affects your tax & protection benefits, will depend on your relationship to the other owners, how long you wish to hold the property, where you all live, where the property is located, among other situations (i.e. will this tie into anyone's estate, will the property be sold eventually or is a 1031 exchange the best option, etc.) * I am not an attorney and I'm not YOUR attorney.  

Stay on them until you've developed a relationship and a level of trust.

I just contacted a hard money lender Ck Capital finance does any have a previous relationship with them I'm in Cleveland Ohio looking for hard money lender

My partner and I have created a relationship where he is now the investor/flipper and I am his agent.

The $350 ended up going to another guy that I had to dig and find that (a) I don't have a relationship with, and (b) I don't trust as much.I've had TWO "frank" conversations about this type of thing:1) When I first interviewed this firm 2-3 years ago, after leaving the previous company which WAS a "tax focused" firm. 

My clients and I are actively buying but I have been seeing a lot of wholesaler who are advertising numbers that are no where near the reality to get their desired net AT THE EXPENSE of building actual meaningful relationships with buyers that will buy consistently on a monthly basis.

@Michele J. networking and relationships generally

Two consenting adults are agreeing to make an amendment to their business relationship.

if you are not using a realtor... you are not leveraging relationships...) 

Let someone that understands the legal system and norms oversee your evictions and let someone that has developed relationships with maintenance crews do your repairs.