Quote from @Jodi Marsh: Quote from @Brett Deas: To preface what I am about to say, I know the founders and owners of furnished finders and all of their subsidiary companies. 

I'm in the York, PA area but I grew up in Baltimore County (specifically the Eastern part, White Marsh / Dundalk / Essex / Middle River) areas.

There are some pros, but also some cons.Pros: LIMITED liability protection (but everything related to the property has to be separate from your personal accounts - talk to a lawyer), potential for anonymity Cons: Several hundred dollars per year in fees (at least in Maryland), refinances are more expensive, potential for bank to recall your current loan under the "due on sale" clauseAs far as "how to make it happen" if you do choose to go this route:1) Create the LLC through SDAT (relatively easy process)2) Get an EIN from the IRS (also relatively easy)3) Open a bank account for the LLC4) Open a new email account for the LLC (communicating through a personal account could "pierce the corporate veil"5) Find a title company to do the transfer for you (Universal Title White Marsh has done this for some of my clients)

A lot of land is marsh land that cannot be built on, so any usable ground needs to accommodate the population, which results in more multi-family homes than in the lower 48.

Quote from @Jodi Marsh: I am having a really hard time finding a lender that will lend on 5 doors; I am looking for a 90% or more LTC fix and flip, ideally.

Now depending on the deal, if you are wholesaling the buyer may have their own closing attorney they would rather work with, but if not I would recommend Harry Marsh at Harry Marsh Law Firm.

As Harry said, you close with an Attorney in NC and many investors use Harry Marsh for just that 

Harry Marsh at Harry Marsh Law in the Charlotte area is another great option.

Harry Marsh LAW he has a few offices in the area. he does every type of real estate transaction. 

@Donte Howze@ Harry Marsh comes highly recommended in the Charlotte area.