Using software to optimize your vetting process isn't the entire due diligence process, it's only part of it.You mean analysis software like the kind you sell (or monetizes through ad revenue)?

@Alex Deacon Agree 100%+Find a way to monetize the additional leads, wholesale, sell them, no risk partnerships, etc...

That means BP needs to monetizes as many users as they can.

That would require a single LLC only, as only ownership of the corporation would be changing, not the individual properties.A FL land trust, which actually does provide some true asset-protection (in contrast with just about every other domicile), would not acheive much in your scenario - at the moment.There are:service-providers that possess true expertise and provide customized solutions for youservice-providers that don't possess the expertise they market aggressivelyservice-providers that possess true expertise, but have monetized that expertise through business models that don't provide clients with customized solutionsIn my work, I've had cause to see the LLC statutes of most states and have been part of the formation of LLCs in every domicile.

I did their paid advertising for Zillow rental manager once, and you can tell that their internal technologies are jacked up, and their monetization practices are sneaky.

There are lots of options but without knowing tax law and his big financial picture you shouldn't suggest any of them. 1031 - then he owns new rentals tho1031 into a DST - up to his trusted financial advisor tho QOZ - I'm not the biggest fan for many people, again he could go into a fund but I'd want him to talk to a financial advisor Monetized installment sale 

It's really a slow way to go and if speed is important to monetize your opportunity then alternatives to QTA is preferable. 

Yes, having 1,000,000 USD is cool, but it seems to me that it is much easier to monetize the money when you receive it monthly than when you have the whole amount.

Hau,A $200 monthly cable bill, or frequently dining out, or spending monet on the next new thing  is a "loss."

Besides paying the property taxes and keeping others off it by fencing it, how do you intend to monetize the opportunity?