Hi Helen, I think you're going to have a lot of variation in answers here.

I'm personally not a big fan of "uneven" structures (e.g. 51 - 49 arrangements and variations).

You can split test this with other ad sets that have variations in targeting and messaging and media. 

There is a large variation in opinions about LLCs and their ability to effectively protect investors.

C hoods fetch me $2500 rent for $140k. there's a bunch of crap deals too though, and in my experience, the variation from block to block requires that you have someone local who you trust to sift through the homes. nova/dc is probably one of the worst and most competitive areas I've seen.

The lender will require your personal guarantee - that's where your personal credit is helpful.There's variations on the details, but that's the "typical" situation you'll start with unless there's some edge reason it won't work for you.Complication is the enemy of progress.

obviously there will be a huge variation based off area, investment size, long term goals etc...but what are some average CoC returns an investor could look to earn and what do the logistics of being an investor look like?

Lowes and Home Dept have computer matching on paint colors - even for variations of white.

However, I am a Canadian and there may be slight variations in the interpretation of the shared Common Law that governs both nations excluding Quebec.There is a very defining difference at law that everyone on this thread has either over-looked or doesn't understand. 

This is what would typically be done but their are variations to this.If a tenant is in a house owned by an LLC then normally they can only sue that LLC and what it owns.