Whatever you do, don't own multiple rental properties in your own name.
That's how one lawsuit can put your entire portfolio at risk.
Most investors spend years learning how to buy properties.
The wealthy spend years learning how to separate them.
Imagine owning 10 rental properties.
One tenant files a lawsuit after an accident.
If every property is owned under the same structure, the lawsuit may not stop at one property.
That's why many wealthy real estate investors use a different approach.
Property #1 sits in one LLC.
Property #2 sits in another.
Property #3 sits in another.
Each property becomes its own legal box.
If a lawsuit hits one property, the others are harder to reach.
Then they add another layer.
The ownership interests of those LLCs are often held through a holding company or trust.
Now you've created multiple layers of separation between yourself and the assets.
The wealthy understand a simple rule:
Never let one problem threaten everything you own.
That's how fortunes survive lawsuits.