All of this is of course assuming they are good deals and that I would still cash flow well after all debt servicing, fixed costs, and a liberal allowance for maintenance\repairs, capex, and vacancy. 

.," "incorporation" or "Corp." unless it's a corporation registered with the Secretary of State).With respect to tax implications, when holding properties as a cash flow investor, the LLC (or LP) is generally the better choice because an LLC has more liberal distribution rules.

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.

If they didn't report on these incidents, they'd be accused of whitewashing the dark side of a "liberal San Francisco company.")

Politically, we consider our selves very liberal, love to be closer to culture and arts.

@Kaohu Seto  Sounds like you hit the RE jackpot.

And i'm using liberal expenses, if I apply the quick rule of  50%, the situation is even worse.Ex:  124 Main St. will rent for $1000/mo.  

The only other such person are ultra-liberals like Paul Kurgman, but I think his agenda is to have the government fall so we can all be fellow comrades.

I had coffee with a developer this morning who is LEED certified, green, etc. and who quipped that "Austin is the most conservative liberal town in the country."

Feel liberated from the stigma.