Though there are only a few states that allow the formation of a Series LLC, you can have properties from all 50 states nested as a "child" series under the "parent" Series LLC.

Make sure you acquire a little nest egg for repairs if they come up.

You could eat up your nest egg while you're trying to build that book of business.

I have a decent nest egg saved and and around $100K+ of liquid cash available for real estate investment purposes. 

Knock out all of your bad debt then work on setting up a nest egg to use as down payments for long term fixed interest loans from a bank.

While I'm looking for cashflow now, I intend to hold these properties for 10-15 years as part of my family's retirement nest egg.

They make improvements to increase value and keep a big nest egg for high expense repairs.

You hope at the end of 30 years you have a nice retirement nest egg but the reality is you have no guarantee that the money you have invested will even be there or it could actually lose value or not appreciate at all.

s (you can guess the acronym.Funny you mentioned cameras, I just installed my first two nest cam's, they're great!

@James Wise I had to replace carpet in an infested house with laminate thinking that would fix it but no.Spent a lot on various fumigation without desired results.However, I read about rubbing alcohol+ mint oil mixture...works like a charm.Make sure you find their 'nest' and apply it there.Just go crazy with it and apply it everywhere.They will die on contact.You may need to get rid of furniture that may serve as hideout for them.Springbox is notorious for this.Goodluck.!