You should probably consult a lawyer and cpa to help you decide.As a general rule, for LLC owning directly real estate, it is often recommended to have the LLC recognized in the state where the property is located as it is a requirement if your LLC need to be represented in court (think eviction or code enforcement problems).There are ways around like using a local operating entity or even in some cases land trust.The choice of the LLC state may also be based on some cost factors.Last but not least, while all LLCs have the same inside liability protection, states differs widely on outside protection.

@Ryan Spath it is not widely advertised but Zions bank does portfolio loans and have very low rates similar to MACU.

I’m sure there are a wide variety of physical therapist business models out there (providing different levels of support)...real estate brokerages are no different! 

For investor, do an analysis on BP calc or DealCheck.io and post circulate the PDF widely. 

What is my goal - Build Wealth but more importantly build an array of cash flowing properties that are recession proof . honestly , i want to reach a point where I can cash flow $100,000 Monthly from my properties by 45 , i know that may come off as unattainable or unrealistic but it is doable for sure  .

@Kameron Holloway One of the best ways to do it is scour FB for local (or state wide) investor groups once you've narrowed down where you want to invest. 

This opens the door wide for seller financing.Sellers Problems:1 - High tax ramifications.  100% of the sale = profit=high tax bracket.2 - Property probably doubled in value from the original purchase...when it cash flowed.  

Hi Aly,Call some local mobile home movers and they can give you prices for your area.In my area, I moved a single wide in 2010?

It's not the actual danger of the virus but the fear it generates that we as investors need to be concerned about.Due to world-wide media attention, the epidemic will have long-lasting effects on the global tourism industry.

A good management company that charges a reasonable fee will (in my humble opinion) usually outperform self management situations by a wide margin.