There are even laws that involve deadly force when protecting your property.

Instead, continue to educate yourself on how to buy and manage rental properties (since that's your end goal), start analyzing deals now, and ensure that you're in a position to jump on a deal if it presents itself (save for a downpayment & protect your credit score). 

Profession is not a protected class but to some extent it would be a shaky thing to be the only thing you base your decision on.

The Managing LLC is just an added layer of protection, from my understanding, for legal purposes for when something happens.

Most folks use an LLC for liability protection by having the LLC own the property and perform the management. 

Also you'll get a new landlord policy from your insurance which will be cheaper than homeowners and come with liability protection up to a certain amount as well. 

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The problem is the Fed isn't making it easy on us by keeping rates near zero because you have start scaling up the risk just to stay equal, nevermind ahead of inflation.I had two different funds in two different accounts and both had the number one goal of protecting capital.

Thank for your reply @Charles Seaman.I was curious if you house your real estate investments in a LLC for asset protection, how does the LLC integrate with the "Bank on Yourself" policy. 

What can we do to protect against a lawsuit?