I see the potential for growth in these areas in the next two decades in particular, especially with a recent large state grant from Shapiro to create jobs in the semi-conductor/specialty gasses field.

This is what I see when I click "See the report" - not sure if I am doing something wrong?

So it’s just one of the things to be cognizant of if you decide to use a LLC.As far as separate LLCs for each property, I can see the arguments that it’s the way to go and I can see the arguments that it’s overkill.

I am purposely not paying the real estate taxes with the hope that the bank will not see the eventual foreclosure and I can bid on it at the sale to get the lien removed. 

No saying where things go but much like your employer you can kind of see the industries picking up in NC.

I personally don't believe that the property will continue to appreciate or see the rent growth that it has seen over the past few years.Based off of the surface level information, what options would you go with and why?

You will see the deposit reflected on your closing statement.

Not saying you haven’t been successful running your business, but you likely left a lot of money on the table by lacking financial fluency. take the time to learn more about general investment fundamentals and you’ll see the benefits in your primary business too.  

Because of the rain, GA is one of the states set to see the most ecological impact, erosion will be a bigger issue in a few years. 

Although we may see more inventory hit the market as people can escape "rate lock".I invest in today's market by searching hundreds of properties on the MLS, then going to see the top 10-20, then making an offer on the best at a price where I can cashflow after all expenses and putting 25% down.