According to Opendorse:The collegiate NIL market is projected to grow by more than 40% this year, with an overall estimated market spend of $1.67BThe collegiate NIL market is projected to eclipse the $2B mark in tandem with the highly anticipated revenue sharing slated for the 2025 academic yearIn the commercial segment, Women’s Basketball is in the number two spot for total compensation, second only behind FootballBy 2025, Top 25 NCAA DI quarterbacks can expect to net more than $1.3M annuallywhen factoring Scholarships & Benefits, Commercial NIL, Collective NIL, and Revenue Share paymentsCompetitive collective budgets within Power 4 conference are up 50% YoY, amassing to a war chest of $13.9MWhat schools have the top NIL Budgets?

I'm okay with that if I own the place and benefit from the appreciation.

I'm so much happier now, earning more income and tax benefits, don't need to be involved in the properties, and have reduced my liability with an added layer that puts more distance between me and the tenants.

We haven't closed on the home but the home had couple of engineering problems that the builder has identified during the construction phase and have advised that they are going to provide disclosures for the same.

Same exact tax benefits with or without an LLC, as long as you're the only owner.

Real estate investors are attracted to medium-term rentals to gain the benefits of extra cash flow versus long-term rentals while avoiding regulatory risks, high turnover, and intensive management of short-term rentals.While many investors are now turning to medium-term rentals to build their portfolios, the lending world has unfortunately been a little slow to keep up.

I strongly recommend a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (also called a Phase I ESA).

I don't have direct contact in the Acquisitions department as I work with their environmental due diligence team on Phase I Environmental Site Assessments.That said, I echo @Chris Martin in warning that the environmental and engineering feasibility process can easily take a year or more.  

Agreed, I don't see much benefit in lender financing if it's going to cost me more.

Can I still claim the tax benefits for this property under my LLC?