We built the bosses sister a 3500 square foot home. 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, cavernous kitchen/dining/living room with 25' cathedral ceiling, massive laundry room, massive entry, office, gym, multiple pantries and closets, 2 car garage with 2nd floor game room.  

Yes you can hire a person with a license but that is usually done just to get the license and what it gives you.The term may vary based on the state (qualified individual, registered managing officer etc.).

Moving around between kitchen, dining room atrium, kitchen so each person interacts with more people than they would if they were confined in separate rooms.Regarding privacy, the bedrooms and office have doors.

I work with many investors from California.My office is Ann Arbor, Michigan but we serve the whole State.Lot to say about Ann Arbor being voted #1 place to live and retire in the country throughout the years, most educated city in the country and the Great Lakes making the area fairly climate friendly.There are some markets that are better for cashflow and some that offer more appreciation.To your success!

One office was rented under their Blight Attorney's Name but he's never been to the property.

No on-site office, nearly autonomous functionality.

If someone dies in the bedroom and there is not an egress window, you face serious liability.Ultimately you will need to pull permits, so talk to the permit office.

I contacted an attorney's office in Wyoming to set up the LLC and they told me:"A Wyoming LLC will not provide a GA piece of investment property with any asset protection.

For context, I do have a decent grasp on the real estate market and financing as I have been a mortgage loan officer for 4 years now.

Sit down with a few loan officers and see what they have to offer.