Simply put, with your property under and LLC (instead of your personal name), if a tenant, contractor or some one else were to sue you because of an incident on that property, they would not be able to go after your assets outside of that property such as you personal residence, your vehicles or other personal possessions.

Many times these properties are absentee owned but not vacant sometimes owner occupants wanted to sell but did not have the money to make repairs. if you have a "we buy Houses" sign on your vehicle many times you get leads from neighbors that saw your sign and know someone.

Yes, our address is on her driver license and many other places: tax return, bills, etc.

Show driver license.4.

I still maintain max liability on vehicles and rental houses, but dropped the umbrella policy.

@Michael Weis I’ve heard the phrase on these forums that appreciation brings you wealth and Cashflow is the vehicle that lets you play long enough to get the appreciation.Hard pass in my book if it doesn’t Cashflow.

When choosing states for their long-term potential, I'd prefer to choose states with a bad history (and a bright future), to get them at low prices.Economics: The #1 driver for success of a city/state (and its home prices) is its economics.

She arrived with her mother in tow, and her mother did not stay in the vehicle, her mother assisted her perform her duties.

Your w-2, bank statements, driver's license etc need to have that address.

Reasons provided by Tenant A for breaking his lease early include but are not limited to (I have likely forgot a few reasons), overall nuisance, tenant B entering tenant A's room while tenant A is away without authorization, tenant B yelling and screaming at tenant A for smoking outside the house, tenant B yelling and screaming at tenant A for not letting his dog out when he isn't home, tenant B yelling and screaming at tenant A for working on his vehicle in HIS paid for portion of the garage, tenant B not paying the bills tenant A gave tenant B to pay, tenant B leaving a CROSSBOW (fire arm, loaded or unloaded is not known) on top of the refrigerator in the shared area.