Was that a better choice?

@John Thedford lol My Palms itching, I have no choice but to be prepared.

Unless they have to move they are out nothing financially.They may have buyers remorse but that is their choice, they can look at the glass as half full (payment has gone down to live in the same home) or half empty (they could purchase the home today for less than what they purchased it for 1.25 years ago).I have purchased homes that depreciated after purchase. 

All opinions and thoughts on what would be the best choice are helpful and appreciated! 

This we give me time to learn and grow, then I'll be able to pull the equity from the home to jump start my rental property business, along with my profession of choice.

I would just like to add that there are potentially more important factors in your choice than how the language is structured(since attorneys can generally write the LLC OPAG's to your specification while accommodating state rules).

Yes you can identify more than one property and fall back to a 2nd or 3rd choice if deal one blows up but will they still be around?

Impressive that you're proactive enough to think about a Series since it's a great choice if you want to grow.

This is a personal choice.

The question wanted to know when a contractor didnt have to have or use his license..A) Work under $500B) Work under $1,200C) Work for a family or friendD) Work on own HouseThese are not the exact multiple choice answers but I have had this question both times that I have taken the Exam and really want to know if I am answering it correctly...Any help would be GREAT!