I would think, and this has been confirmed to me by several estate and elder law attorneys; as well as tax attorneys, that a tree structure where you have a parent LLC and then wholly owned sub-LLCs under it's umbrella is the correct way to do this. 

How about a cup of coffee/Tea for me sometime.  

Good day all, I just started a new chapter in my life after a life altering event, a year ago my wife suffered a severe stroke that left her Quadraplegic and Vent dependent, she's now recovering but as a truck driver I had to come off the road, looking for field-training, and other creative minds to bounce ideas.If you'd like to get together for coffee/or tea I'm more than interested, Metro Area pleaseCarl M

I was initially working with a broker who seemed able to help us, but after some investigation, found out that he wasn't licensed (and claimed he didn't have to be) and used to work for Apex Lending who has been ordered to stop doing business in NJ.Then we went to Lending Tree and got a few responses, but either the rates were wrong or people were saying we couldn't do stated income.

@Daniel Vazquez - I don't mean this to be offensive but good real estate deals don't just grow on trees and aren't just advertised out there by some company.

@Mike Hartzog   since your form the great northwest   UCC filing are common in the Timber industry.. when the Trees are standing they are real property..

PPC works but its not my cup of tea because you have to continue to spend money which is not great.There are many ways of getting them to chase you but I have no time here to list them all.

Phone tree?

And they killed so many trees mailing me documents. 

Let's get some coffee, tea, or beer.