I'm an airline pilot by profession, and have used crash pads in the past, and now working on setting up my own.

Otherwise I will manage the property and flex new business muscles.

James Wise I reached out to you, because your email bombardment suggested muscle and power in the local market, just as you so eloquently depicted above.After getting the unsolicited offer of $120k, I first reached out to an agent I used previously in that county.

We currently manage 3 MTR properties (2 of our own and 1 cohost property where we do all the work but our partner owns the property) and plan on setting up 2 more very soon.

I think realtors in are potentially in for a bumpy ride if the current NARA lawsuit turns out bad (ie. this is the lawsuit where NARA is being sued for 'artificially inflating housing prices', and their hold on setting commission rates).  

Build the "muscles" and self that succeeds.

Flexing strong judicial muscles scares off these kinds of people.

Then you hit the calculate button and it tells you your cash flow, your ROI (return on investment), yearly projections based on set increase in rents and cost increases and some other things.

Any advice form veterans on setting up LLCs using LegalZoom?

Deals are everywhere and creativity forms our boundaries.I'd like to hear some quick thoughts on this, as I'm planning on setting up a business -(I've studied Private Equity at Imperial College, real estate investment at Oxford University, and have a background in real estate finance in Europe.