From what I understood, there is one holding company filing and multiple series (children) formed within it, each having their own liabilities as if they were individual LLC's.

The GSEs ( government sponsored entities) like Freddie Mac and Fanny May were designed to help individuals not businesses.

There are a couple ways to accomplish what you want to do.You should consult your tax advisor to see which method works out to be most advantageous to your individual situation.I would like to give you a more precise answer, but with taxes every individual has different circumstances.Hope this helps.Ed

I thought the self-dealing provisions of section 4941 are intended to apply to private foundations and disqualified individuals, not arms-length transactions between related entities. 

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I think your individual evaluation of risk tolerance will very much depend on your personal perspective, your age, the level of capital you have access to, etc.  

In the end it all comes down to the individual property.

For the single-property exclusion, the seller may only be an individual, trust or estate.

If you create a single member LLC it's income/expenses are reported on your 1040 individual return.  

If the customer files Chapter 7 bankruptcy that will address their finical obligations to the contract however it does not convey ownership of the system to the individual.