There is no doubt there are tremendous opportunities in the real estate market today. Home prices and interest rates are at an all-time low making it a great time to invest in real estate. 
However, there are three major problems facing many real estate investors in today’s economy. First, there is a lack of credit availability since lenders are stricter than ever before.
Secondly, their capacity of real estate credit is limited, since many real estate investors rely on their personal credit to secure funding.
Finally, whether investing in residential, commercial, industrial, or retail real estate, many investors make the mistake of buying real estate directly in their own name.
This makes you personally liable for any lawsuits which can lead to serious financial hardship and may lead to personal bankruptcy.
To avoid this, many experienced real estate investor’s use a legal structure such as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for each real estate investment owned. This is known as asset separation because one property cannot affect the other in the event of a bankruptcy.
While asset separation is one thing, separating your personal credit from your real estate credit is another. Unf
