Famous people with good stories are a bonus.2) Podcasts that drone on about the same thing (I'm financially free because I syndicate, blah blah blah ... rather un-interesting)3) Structure and original contentLooking forward to listening to what you put together!

But be carefull, loans tend to multiply when you do not control your financial sutiation and you will have to take more and more to close previous ones and you will end with almost nothing but only debts.

I would keep the property and keep my prop 13 protected property tax saving and leverage its equity for the necessary improvements as a minimum. 

Also, to be safe, you should consult with an attorney familiar with RE laws to make sure you do your deals legally and that your protected.  

@Jason Stephens  I think it's a question best for your financial advisor, but personally I would consider downsizing, not upsizing on your home. 

I want to discuss asset protection as well as tax & insurance implications for LLCs, possible Due on Sale Clauses (as most of them are financed), Trust options. etc.

I am not sure as to whether they are insured or not will protect the owner if the company does not do a good job of cleaning and preventing slips.

Can anyone provide model language they may have used in a prenup for themselves to best protect their business assets, both currently and going forward.

The whole point of setting up your LLC is to protect you from liability... when someone sues you it will cost you way more to fix it than if you did it right the first time.

Earlier today, I stopped by my properties to install faucet covers to protect from freeze.