Some structure their portfolios as such 70/20/10 thats percentages of stocks/bonds/cash or a mixture similar to that.

Ashley, it comes down to mitigating risk and costs.1) Your name personally:  Putting the property in your name provides some risk, but if you have a short hold time, and you have a bonded contractor to address any issues (prior, during, and after sale), then risk of liability lowers.2) LLC:  Some people use these to manage finances, taxes, as well as to manage liability.

Recently the bond ratings of Greece, Portugal, and Spain have been downgraded (Greece to junk bond status).

If you can't bond and rapport with the seller, you will never buy the house.7.

CHECK REFERENCES, LICENSES, BONDS, INSURANCE.

They are one of very few companies who are registered with the Secretary of State and bonded.

Central bankers have been hoping that Chinese fueled growth would justify the levels financial assets in the U.S. have reached, with stock and bond markets pushing records.

This includes land, all utilities, permitting, bonds, architect, engineers, construction and such for a class A property. 

One of them is the amount of companies that issue debt at 10 percent which is like beyond junk bond levels.

TAR produces a lengthy lease for it's members and is a good template from which to work.