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

@Joie Wang, This is a very common scenario where a client has set up asset protection or estate planning measures and lenders either require an LLC to lend to for their protection or conventional financing where lenders prohibit lending to an LLC and want it in your name..  

The owner's policy doesn't provide any protection or release you from the code violations.

All the usual challenges of due on sale clauses etc apply.Do you need the extra asset protection or would a good insurance policy get the job done?

You MUST have some legal protection or you are going to end up with the short end of the stick.

I cannot tell you the amounts of money that people have to pay just to get an entity structure but at the end of the day, there really is not protection or tax benefit so be careful

Are you doing it for asset protection, or for tax purposes?

The most common ways to partner up on deals is either an LLP (less functional, but still offers some liability protection,) or the LLC (more functional and arguably stronger protections.)

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Asset protection or anonymity isn't much of a concern for us on this.2) Would distributions need to go into a LLC owned bank account?