When you buy,how do you protect your investment, other than the formal agreement? 

LLCs are for asset protection, another phone call you should be having with an entity attorney.Gino

I do this actively networking with other investors, sharing content on sites like Bigger Pockets and Think Realty magazine, and building relationships with referral partners like wealth managers.Finally, you have to have the best people working with you from your lender partner, to your property inspector, to your property manager, to your insurance partner, and asset protection and business attorney.

The thread went off the rails when someone suggested subsidies of of compassion for idiots confronting known risks with no protection on their own.So excessive rain is a known risk of hurricanes.

The more we can learn about them, the better chance we'll have of protecting our investment.

Once you've built up some reserves or feel like you're in a good spot, you could switch gears to MTR, especially since you're so close to a hospital.And later on, you might even mix it up between MTR and short-term rentals (STR), depending on demand.

In single family real estate you do this by choosing an investment that will perform and then using insurance to protect it.  

You would probably put your protective gear on, be on high alert and ready to take action and protect yourself as needed. 

Hard-wired smoke and CO are the responsibility of the landlord, and in reality, the batteries are too because you are protecting your property from fire.

I don't see how the LLC will offer you any liability protection in this scenario.