To succeed, consult with a local realtor or property manager, split utilities/responsibilities, and explore niche rental platforms like Hipcamp.Good luck!

I'm excited to join this community and connect with like-minded individuals passionate about real estate investing.

@Ryan Kline You either have a balance sheet we all envy or you are an individual who has no confidence in their ability to be a good real estate operator.

I have not read all the responses yet, but just on the face of this I would not fully pull out of a business that is stable, which provides stable income to go into full time flipping.

Sure one unit may have more occupants than the other, etc. but this is quite simply the simplest way and quite arguably the fairest way because of the issues with rubs above ; ESPECIALLY when this understood by the Tenant before moving in -- instead of focusing on utilities for the individual (RUBS) you are focusing on utilities for the space.

Individual LLC, Parent/Child LLC, Trusts, etc.

We are excited to start building our network and meeting other individuals in the area.

You could be creating unnecessary paperwork, headache, admin responsibilities, etc.This is more of a legal question, but typically I would think for a holding company you would want to list yourself as the manager of the holding company.

My goal is to learn from experienced members, exchange insights, and build connections with like-minded individuals who are passionate about growing in the real estate market.

Property management is taking responsibility for someone's investment.