I don't ever recommend leaving water trickling as a means to protect against freezing.

Owners policy protects owner from title claims up to purchase price.

This will be a manager managed LLC and the reason we do that is so that we can protect our money investors by making it manager managed, the money investors are protected from the liability of the operation.

The biggest thing I can think of prior to going into rentals is to have an attorney review a lease to ensure that all applicable laws and regulations are followed to protect you when you do have tenants.

The market was overpriced during the tail end of that period (right before the bubble), musical chairs were played by buyers who didn't know any better, and many folks got left out when the music stopped.

Should I lien the property that I am buying to protect my lender or leave it free and clear of liens.

When the inner workings of the economy change so rapidly, much like the game of musical chairs, there are many participants who are left without a chair when the music stops.In this new economy that we are in the midst of, which monster corporations will suffer their fate next?

There is another "homeowners protection act part II."

Hi All:Here is the scenario:Purchased SFR rental properties 1 year ago for cashProperties held in an LLC for asset protection purposesBank said need 1 year seasoning on properties to finance, so far so goodThen bank says: can't refi while in LLC, must be in personal nameI agree to move properties out of LLCBank says: Since there is a title transfer, you need to hold in your name for 6 months before we can financeI say: What?!!

The original intent was to protect my assets by putting the properties in an LLC.