Having the septic is no different than having your house hooked up to public sewer, do you think you'd charge separate for that?

Perma-bears love precious metals, and try to stay primarily in these physical goods: Risky.I think a diverse and balanced approach is your wisest path toward financial health and asset protection.

If I wanted something completely passive I'd probably skip syndication and move right into a publicly-traded REIT. 

I have only looked at LLCs as asset protection at this point and didn’t fully understand I could use it that way.

Your name is not on any public record, contract, title, etc.

I have friends who are have been commercial bankers  at FDIC chartered banks public and private for decades who are leaving because they cannot push loans through. 

@Joshua MusquezIt doesn't sound like you have anything to lose or protect.  

I’m studying the pros and cons of LLC formation in general for longer term liability protection.

It may take a little more money and management but you would have great protection in the event of being sued.

2) States that the property comes with title insurance and I emailed town treasurer but publicly it looks like taxes were paid.