I would dissolve the LLC the year after the property purchase is seen on the return.Please share thoughts about my idea and if there are better alternatives or details I am missing.

I wanted to DIY this on my second house hack, but decided to contract it out as I was not able to properly finish/texture it on my own.

You can also consult with your agent to tell you if you can borrow from your policy.If you want to get a policy that is designed properly for high cash value accumulation you need to find an agent who is knowledgeable and willing to sell them as the agent is getting a lower commission on them than regular policies.

I have no idea how your area's licensure works (as it relates to insurance).For the property, if you are flipping it then you'd want builder's risk. 

Brett, great ideas.

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I welcome any suggestions for ideas to keep costs low for LTR tenants. 

If you are interested in digging deeper into any of these ideas or just want to talk real estate investing - which I always love doing - don’t hesitate to reach out.

I have great equity in my primary residence and have been playing with the idea of a HELOC for my next investment.  

This will, when the entity is created and maintained properly, isolate the lawsuit to the LLC and not allow it to reach your own personal assets.