You can do more with the employee benefits and pension aspects compared to what an LLC allows.LLCs are better optimized for holding assets that appreciate.Note also what some states allow for an LLC will vary.

I'm sure you could find ways to make this happen with conventional SFR houses as well (in fact, I know people who do it), but it would add a challenge to the mix when it comes to inspections and such.I imagine you could narrow your results more effectively just by adding the name of your state, county or city to your key word optimization.

I have gleaned some information in order to optimize taxes within the US but how about owning from abroad?

Maybe these are optimal for certain income brackets like sub 100k a year?   

I’m targeting properties that don’t have a need for improvements and are mostly optimized already.

The principle of economies of scale says you will reduce costs and optimize returns if you focus in one area.

We are struggling with determining the layout of the upstairs unit that would allow us to optimize rental income without jeopardizing too many college students with a very small living room.

If you do have all your assets held in Land Trusts already, it's an optimal structure that will integrate into your estate plan for minimal costs.Long-winded reply, but I mostly wanted to share the tid-bit about the financing options available to you.

These are the types of factors I measure when sacrificing optimal cashflow.Best of luck!

Optimal?