Do you close in your name, get better financing, but less asset protection, or do you close in a corporate name, get commercial financing, but more protection...?

Do you get the full protection or does an LLC need multiple members to be affective? 

Just wondering if there's a difference in asset protection or if they are equal.TIAJanie & Larry

Then maybe it would appear that it was just a transfer into a trust for asset protection or tax reasons (by the wholesaler), especially since banks won't let you take title into a land trust.

It seems to me either the government should get out of the loan business for English, History, and basket weaving students and let and the lenders deal with these borrowers at their own risk and face the possibility of actual student default, and bankruptcy protection, or qualify these taxpayer backed, non-defaultable loans by insuring the quality of the academic endeavor (sic STEM).  

I figure since it will get a lot of traffic, that stuff would be more durable/more protection.

or some type of eviction protection?

You could just google “most investor friendly attorneys in WY for asset protection” or something like that and start going through the list.All in all, it’s actually kind of expensive to create a web of corporations so pick an attorney who’s not pushy about forming multiple entities and has reasonable advice about how many entities you need per dollar in assets/cashflow.I’d pick up a book on the topic though, I’ve read a few and most are pretty comprehensive.

We stress how good of an idea we think it is for our tenants to have renters insurance, but in the end it is up to them whether they want the protection or not.

Conventional for individuals.Commercial for llcs.Decide which is more important to you, asset protection or better borrowing terms.