.- Flexible transactions make it easier to sell, transfer, or refinance individual properties.Considerations- State variations mean that not all states recognize Series LLCs.- Management complexity necessitates careful documentation and legal compliance.- Lender familiarity issues arise as some lenders may not understand Series LLCs, thereby complicating financing.A Series LLC offers a streamlined, protective, and flexible way to manage multiple real estate investments.Thanks,

Seems a bit more difficult to list rooms as opposed to a whole house, but I guess I could advertise elsewhere and invite the applicants to Apartments.com to apply.

So, why is McDonalds still spending billions on advertising?

Assuming CoGs and G&A are zero...Revenue (rents) - operating expenses (Advertising + Auto & Travel + Cleaning and maintenance + Insurance + Legal + Repairs + Supplies + Taxes + Utilities + Mortgage interest + depreciation = Gross Margin (also your EBITD) ** Include interest and depreciation here?

Hopefully the end result here is more reasonable for those involved, but even more importantly I hope that other LLs recognize that this is a shot across the bow to start following the law more carefully.

I recognize that there are going to be sub-to that were owner financed at high LTV (>=95%) that barely appreciated, but it is likely below 0.1% of listings and the odds of it being an optimal investment purchase make the odds even longer.I would look at sub-to as potentially a way to get way below current rate loan and not as a low down option.  

You will need to learn about the local laws, advertise, background check applicants, meet them for showings, answer questions, get a good lease, answer the phone at any time, arrange for repairs, do inspections, manage finances, manage an LLC, and more.

Then you simply deny them.What it does, unfortunately, is induce people who aren't qualified to apply because you can't exclude them in the advertising or on a blind inquiry.

I recognize most users of BP are not commercial REinvestors, but here is a current example of declining cash flow.  

Maybe there is also liability for the managing company in neglecting to recognize this issue when it could have been resolved earlier, before the water destroyed the basement.From my research, I would need to prove that the seller knew about the issue (water intrusion) and decided not to disclose.