Additionally, it's a new concept, so it will take some time for the market to adopt this notion. 

The notion that your own home does not generate income is silly, unless of course you plan on being homeless. 

Ignoring the notion that by staying in longer we may be picking additional risk, and therefore decreasing risk-adjusted returns.Thus:If you are staying in the deal it should be because potential returns to investors are much higher than the risks.

Another notion is if rents decrease renters may be happy with continuing to rent (as opposed to pursuing home ownership).

Hi, I’m a biginer in real estate investment and am interested in buying  real estate to generate rental  income. I have seen areas like south Brunswick, North Brunswick and nearby towns and felt they are highly priced...

So, with that, i want to thank everyone in advance; and i hope to return the notion whenever possible. look forward to speaking, sharing and working with you all.Ruben Valladolid Jr.

It's a ridiculous notion. 

The greatest delusion ever pulled off in human history thus far is the notion that $ goes to Wall Street to INVEST, to GROW, to RETURN, to PROFIT...... 

So while the notion of not participating may provide a false sense of security on the liability front, it runs smack into a SEC reg violation.To address your specific question, let me say my thinking runs counter to conventional wisdom in regards to liability protection provided through the use of LLCs.

I'm starting to have companies give me estimates for replacing my two rental units HVAC systems and after a little research have come across the notion that the installation has a lot to do with the long term quality of the AC and furnace.