piercing the veil". 

Also do research on what's required to properly manage a LLC so the veil cannot be pierced. 

Investors tend to incorporate in either Nevada or Wyoming because the corporate veil is the hardest to pierce in those states.As for market selection, there are great opportunities in the Midwest and Southeast.

also I think an important point in this as well as your average BP investor has probably never been sued or they have read pleadings like these.. but do note that an LLC is not going to protect you if your doing the business and interacting with tenants or anyone else.. those just get pierced.. like what is happening here.. if you do stuff wrong your going to get sued personally.. and whether they can get a judgement who knows but you spend a lot of money defending yourself. 

@David@David Pierce I see that you manage a few properties in that area.  

Hi @Diandre Pierce,You may want to think about a DSCR portfolio loan for your existing 7 properties.

If there is a due on sale clause in the loan doc then it doesn’t matter what the loan officer told you verbally.I’m not an attorney, but from my understanding of the loan is still in your name personally a good litigator can pierce the veil and your LLC protection wouldn’t amount to much.

I have a small wholesaling business that operates in King, Pierce, and Thurston counties.

You can get the "owners of multiple properties" list in DealMachine, and also DealMachine has pierced the corporate veil!

Here are some contacts that might help you build your team in Camden County:Carpentry:Wood World: 267-916-3241Kole Made: 267-332-9663Glenn Pierce: 484-354-5202Plumbing:Ben Franklin In Home: 267-500-8020Roto Rooter: 856-470-1102Greater Works Plumbing: 267-826-6578I hope these recommendations help.