Hopefully not, I've heard horror stories from friends who worked for large firms and I knew I was fortunate for not having to draw things like that for years of my life.

I did purchase this home in cash, so fortunately no lender in the exact scenario, but definitely will be using one in the future so it's good to know that if I go the LLC route, I should do it beforehand.

We are fortunate to live in a primary market where there are plenty of opportunities to find cash flow!

Ask your title company rep what documentation they prefer or, better yet, invest in a good estate plan attorney (not some cheapo trust mill who will cause you regrets later).BTW, I’ve been cleaning up Trust title messes for many decades (making fortunes in the process) from people who tried to cut corners.

You are probably fortunate that is all they did.

A few years ago I was fortunate to find a niche in corporate consulting.

Fortunately, our property management company was able to handle everything.

Fortunately, I've heard enough stories to not have paid anything up front without seeing progress, but I certainly would not recommend them now. 

If you are seeking out asset accumulation and equity appreciation over the long term then there are certainly fortunes to be made.

Fortunately this will likely die quickly.