To add to Chris' reply, I'm seeing a lot of people applying for and receiving Homeowner Assistance Funds (HAF) recently which is also masking the foreclosure rate. 

A lot of investors are buying doors just to buy doors - there isnt much economic justification behind it, all with way too much risk layering. 

Avail’s leases are crafted by legal experts and also tailored to meet local regulations, which provides an added layer of reassurance.

While I appreciate the detailed planning involved in the structure Ryan outlined, and I certainly can't speak fully to the legal protection side, it's worth noting that I work with numerous real estate investors and developers, some managing portfolios in the $100M-$500M AUM range, who often utilize less convoluted entity structures than the multi-layered parent/holding/C-corp management setup described.

However, it is important to include a Coronavirus clause, be ready for possible delays, and be ready to close by mail, or possibly in masks and gloves at your lawyer’s office. 

Also, vetting guests thoroughly before accepting bookings can add an extra layer of security.

Put a layer of cardboard down and cut holes where you want to plant. 

Especially because most of the wholesalers I speak with want properties non-contingent, adding another layer of risk.Thank you in advanced.

If the claim exceeds your coverage, then the LLC that owns the property provides the second layer of protection by containing the liability within that specific entity.

To add a layer of privacy and enhanced asset protection, I often recommend that the member of each property-specific LLC be a Wyoming LLC.