thank you for all of the great responses.My original goal was to end up with approximately 10 SFH to supplement my retirement, but now that I have a couple in the works, I'm open minded to all aspects of RE. 

Who is the appropriate professional that I would need to consult about legal aspects and benefits of moving my rentals into LLC?

This is a 4 day in person mastermind that digs deep into the different aspects of multifamily investing.

Even launched and managed several real estate funds.I specialize in various aspects of commercial real estate investment, like market analysis, financial modeling, debt modeling, risk management, portfolio optimization, etc. 

I like the technical aspect of it and negotiating etc.

I get the comfort aspect, but are they bringing the value that offsets their cost, given the availability of tools to enable remote property management? 

@Henry Hsieh not sure what you're referencing with your numbers, but we agree that newer investors should DIY manage their first 1-2 properties to understand the management process.After that, their time is better spent on other aspects of investing, so they should hire a PMC.Don't fall for online reviews! 

I guess an important aspect to this is that I live about 4.5 hours from my vacation rentals (I live in NYC). 

Yea cash flow is obviously the most desirable outcome, but I just felt like the loan pay down aspect of it seems to always be dismissed as if it doesn’t exist.

I've delved into approximately 10 books covering multifamily investments, syndication structures and operations, capital raising, underwriting, real estate market dynamics, legal aspects, broker relationships, deal sourcing, taxation, property management, sales techniques, lending practices, and construction processes.