Being a investor is always fairly risky, being a landlord your goal is to reduce/eliminate risk.

In theory, this could potentially eliminate any separation of liability between the "cells" within a Series LLC.Is it possible / how would I structure a Series LLC (formed in TX, for this example) to accomplish the following: 1) Act as a holding company for traditional LLCs formed in WI for properties located in WI2) Form "cells" within the Series LLC for properties in other statesIn this example, would each "cell" need to register as a foreign entity in states outside of TX or only the Series LLC?

That could play a big role in reducing/eliminating estate taxes. 

I'd make sure that wherever you're buying for the intent to rent on Air BnB, you make sure there won't be a sudden change in legislation that eliminates your business model overnight.All I got on this. 

The cost of the Tesla Solar Roof system is cheaper than the new roof after incentives and it eliminates the current utility liability of $2700 with a guarantee for 25 years; you're looking at a minimum return of $67,500 on a $0 out of pocket expense or $10k if you paid out of pocket.Originally posted by @Steve Morris:I think with the subsidies and if you have good exposure, I see no reason why not to do it.I'd just make sure:1) It's professionally installed since poking holes in the roof not good2) See if you can get some kind of workmanship warranty in case you do get moisture invasion3) Find out what gets recorded against title.

There are many other potential buyers you are eliminating.

These types of things do not eliminate problems but help mitigate risk. 

There is no way to eliminate all risk buying at the trustee sale, no matter who does the title research.

Eliminate how much your credit check cost as well as your requirements for 2.5 times rent (I would go with 3 times)3.

Do you stand by your claim that you cannot stay in business without adverse scenarios for the property owner, said scenarios your "expertise" should minimize/eliminate?