@Leigh HallJackie Pierce 7576924685

Doing things like paying your own water bill and grocery bill out of your entity will allow the court to reach beyond the protection of the legal entity and hold you personally responsible, it id called piercing the corporate veil. 

They can check cases to see if that lead to or contributed to a "piercing of the veil" of the LLC.  

If you are going to be doing this for awhile you will acquire properties and want to KNOW that you have a solid corporate vail that is not easily pierced.

From what I have deduced from your response, there is no need for overcomplexity as long as I do not pierce the corporate veil. 

We have an LLC that would get pierced by any lawyer that is worth their pay, but may discourage some lazy lawyers. 

If you try to claim that you own the property as the owner of the LLC who also personally owns the property the court can pierce the veil.All of this being said, the only time I've heard people running into this issue is with professional tenants who intentionally try to work the system.

On the other hand, if each property had its own LLC, then your creditor could only put a lien on the property where she was injured (assuming that they cannot pierce the corporate veil).

Quote from @Diandre Pierce: how can I utilize my 6 houses and cross collateralize ?

By violating the "due on sale clause" it exposes you to "piercing the corporate veil".