I think the LLP path is to convert to an LP...but I don't think an LP offers full liability protection for all of the partners.So, if I were starting out fresh I would hold the properties in my own name and do my best to protect against liability with a lot of liability insurance,  it wouldn't be a cap or firewall, but with lots of liability insurance the risk would be reduced.  

Hi everyone - I've been snooping (Learning & Listening) from you all for a couple of weeks now and finally have decided to introduce myself!  Been a long time investor in the markets (since my teens) but I'm tired...

Please don't be self righteous and act like it is on a brand new tenant to fix these things.

It's his brand that makes you buy, but the fulfillment is totally a different outfit than it used to be. 

My name is Robert Taylor, I am a new investor from Indianapolis, IN and I am brand new to real estate.

They don't ever use their name until the very end of the conversation so I don't see where the branding power comes in.  

I just bought my first brand new construction home (for me to live in, not an "investment").  

My name is Angelica and I'm a brand new real estate agent in the Orlando/Kissimmee area.  

When I bought my place in Kelowna it was a brand new home on the Okanogan golf course.. there was a big deal about negotiating for appliances.. it seems in that part of Canada its not customary to leave your stove and dishwasher etc when you sell they wanted to charge etra for them.. then when I went to sell same thing it was a negotiating point. 

I get that quitting a job may be the right call for the 9-5er that has a truly poisonous existence at his/her company and wants to start fresh in real estate.