I'll revisit the LLC when I get a third, fourth, etc.  

Plus, as others have mentioned, the 2-out-of-5 years rule for avoiding capital gains is a godsend, so even if you decide to hold I'd revisit the question again before that 5 year window closes. 

Yes, I realize I am generalizing and not taking any local factors into account, but this is just some setup for my question.I tend to believe in putting the effort in on the front end so you don't have continually revisit something over and over, such as when tenants turn over.

Hey @Lucia MatosI revisited the subject on a bigger pockets blog post several months ago:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/63630-how-to-order-the-schedule-of-your-house-flip-construction-tasksHope that helps!

Sounds like a plan, it always best when you're able to do things on your own, that way later down the road when you don't have time and have to hire someone they're not jerking your around.We really wanted to start out in Multi and since I'm a PM I figured it would be easy but I underestimated in many areas at the time so we've taken a step back and are buying small SFH's and will revisit once we have all our ducks in a row and team completely assembled.Let me know if you want to meet up at some point.Talk soon

And animals tend to "revisit" a spot that they can smell urine in.  

Generally, in year one, my clients utilize an LLC and we revisit for year two.

Congress is going to have to revisit the issue after what they did with with Biggert-Waters Act a couple years ago.

It may be best to move on and perhaps re-visit this down the road when the seller's situation changes.

I will revisit Augusta but I need better Boots on ground there.