At this stage of your life/career, your best bet is to maximize your savings into liquid assets (ETFs should be you go to option - Vanguard, Fidelity or Blackrock).

Anyone have a recommendation so I can maximize my ROI ?

I want more dollars per door, not more doors.People say buy in a C or D area to maximize cash flow, I say it is not worth the PITA factor.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.How would you maximize profitability in a scenario like this?

My cash flow, albeit smaller is 100% FREE to me, as I have no money invested to earn it, and I still have my original investment which I can use to repeat the process. the return on investment for a 100K house that makes 1000/month is 12%but a 100K house with a 100K mortgage that makes $200/month is infinite. also, when your house is paid off you have  terrible return on equity, it's important for us to all maximize what resources we have in all areas.

Do you like the idea of maximizing cash flow with multi-units or the familiarity of single family homes? 

He was recommended to me by some great seasoned investors in the Ogden area, and it was amazing listening to him talk and listening to the investors tell me how he had rearranged their set up to maximize tax saving.

Now we are focusing on larger facilities 50,000 sq + but I would guess if you are trying to maximize NOI any facility needs active management.Across our portfolio of 47 properties we average 13% of our revenue from ancillary income like truck rentals, tenant insurance, POS (Point of sale) items like boxes, tape, locks, etc. 

This way, you would maximize your unit count in the residential space, while taking advantage of the government programs that gives you incentives to buy residential. 

However, to maximize the benefit of the qualified business deduction (Section 199A deduction), an LLC might be the better choice even with the higher self-employment taxes.