Additionally, the tenant would be entitled to relocation assistance, which can range from around $10,000 to over $25,000, depending on income level and length of tenancy.Now, the unpermitted status of the 3-bedroom unit adds a layer of complexity.

Everyone needs to put your bottomline in front of theirs.Those are the pieces that any BRRRR investor should have, there's one more layer that the pro investors have. 

If your system is behind-the-meter and you can track usage per unit (or even per tenant), you can:•Charge tenants at a discounted rate vs. grid prices•Keep rent and power separate•Generate monthly revenue from the solar system itselfThat monthly income stream dramatically shortens payback time—especially when layered on top of incentives like ITC and accelerated depreciation.It requires the right setup (metering + billing), but once it’s in place, solar goes from being just a capex play to an ongoing revenue generator.

So, how exactly will your idea afford you another layer of liability protection?

I'm considering transferring these properties to an LLC to facilitate further property acquisitions, as banks are limiting my lending due to exposure.I've heard that setting up a Holding LLC to own the properties and another LLC to operate and lease them can provide an added layer of protection.

This provides an extra layer of protection and flexibility for your future plans.After the land trust is in place, have your daughter transfer her interest in the trust to an LLC that the two of you collectively own.

I want to make sure there are multiple layers of oversight to prevent issues caused by a bad actor or rogue employee.Here are some ideas I have so far, but I’m looking for more:Two signatures required for checks over $1,000 – Does the bank actually enforce this?

Lately, I’ve been experimenting with layering different distress signals to catch properties earlier in the cycle.

.- Medical office properties with long-term leases to healthcare systems offer another layer of protection.

For instance WY and NM are anonymous.If you have an LLC in another state, you can have it owned by a holding LLC in WY and the only thing you will get is the address of the WY LLC, not the owner.You can also use land trust or personal property trust to also mask the ownership.