The property is owned by a LLC but I want to confirm that I am protected.

There is a time to be firm, and a time to protect your assETS.

With this strategy, you are getting some degree of cash flow day one, which can protect your principal in the event of some downturn in the market.

Well, Mom (rest her soul) thought it was "cool" I guess.After the first tenant (who suffered in quiet dignity coz the price was right), we got wise and painted everything a more neutral color.

Non-bank will also charge you around 1.5 - 2% origination fee @ closing but can lend to your LLC (you'd give a personal guarantee), which helps things as it won't be reported on your credit & the LLC provides you with asset protection.

. - set up overdraft protection for your checking account (if you dont have one, get one; local bank would be better than national ones)- consider going to trade school or doing apprenticeship (plumbing, electrical, HVAC). really helpful skills. really

ESAs appear to be protected by the Fair Housing Act in much the same way that service animals are.

It was also situated in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Brick, NJ.Lucky for us, someone had just refinished the hardwood floors so we decided first to cover everything with a protective, high-density cardboard product.

STRs tend to suffer during downturns and this will be compounded by the avoidance of non-essential travel by many Americans.

However I would suggest that an asset protection, real estate savvy attorney draft your operating agreement as it would be the most important document in case of lawsuit.