Many states require an LLC to borrow hard money. (3) Decreases liability, minimally, from legal action.Cons: (1) Costs to own and upkeep. (2) Often adds a costly step to buying property, as banks tend not to lend for single family housing directly to an LLC and therefore must be transferred from personal ownership into LLC. (3) Only limits liability if set up correctly—and many aren't. (4) Transfer from personal name to LLC can trigger "due on sale" clause.I'm probably the rare one around here who owns all my rentals under my own name.

@Victor Funes you'd have to get a separate water meter installed and an account setup with the city.

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The average person starting out has very few assets to protect and it's really expensive to set up and maintain those entities.   

Obviously there are differences in setup and screens, but we’re happy the functionality and haven’t come across any issues so far. 

Do I need to set up a business and get a LLC?

I already contacted an agent, loan broker and my team is partly set up.

Can you just get some kind of a temporary hotspot set up that they can use, for the duration of the work?

Set up some keyword alerts on the forums here to get alerts on things you are specifically wanting to learn (maybe start with: military, VA loan, newbie, first investment, a city or state you are interested in).