The issue I have with a traditional turnkey is for me feel comfortable with the deal I'd have to run all the numbers myself, which really kind of defeats the entire point of paying for that service.It's easy (relatively speaking) to find a property remotely, it's far more valuable to have a reliable local team to take care of the property after I buy it. 

However, not putting the properties into the LLC defeats the main purpose most people use them, which is for asset protection.

It seems to me like holding onto any ownership in your personal name would sort of defeat the purpose of creating the trust in the first place.

Almost sounds like a wholesaler without tying things up into contracts (which kind of defeats the purpose of a wholesaler).

If they did know, it would pretty much defeat the purpose of using PM.

A place where we can post our defeats, where we can process what went wrong and share with others so they can avoid the pain.

I hope you love it ;-)As a commercial size multifamily syndicator, hiring others to do the various jobs is a given and line item in my spreadsheet, since the scale prohibits any type of hands-on work from my side, plus it defeats the goal of becoming an investor with a passive and residual income.

So while you can continue using the LLC for future properties, it can defeat some of the purpose of the LLC in that you are attaching liability from different properties to the one you currently have in the LLC.Many investors who work through fix and flips have found the Series LLC to be the idea entity for this type of issue.

https://insiderlouisville.com/government/short-ter...The investor community came together and defeated the Moratorium! 

@Beka Shea, the thing I am concerned about is having a recorded interest that creates an ownership that can go of record to defeat later claims.