What are the consequences of simplifying the entity formation further by creating the Management Co as a child series of the Investment Entity?

Approaching 30 MTRs in LA and some in Vegas, I've learned a lot from Allen, who also recently launched a free Skool Community where he has weekly Q&A sessions and provides long-format content on how he operates his MTR business.If anyone reading is in NJ or has an interest in MTRs, the above folks are the go-to people!

This boils down to most investors who concern themselves with LLC formation and asset protection inability to articulate what exactly they are protecting against.

I even had a buyer lined up for the place as well for when the repairs / renovations were atleast 50% or more done.Also forgot to mention that their own system often has wrong or outdated info on the properties as well.As you can see I could go on but I dont think a book is needed haha, but this should give a good exampleSorry for the long post and poor formatting on it

There are plenty of reasons to title your real estate in LLC's but those who approach entity formation with anonymity as the objective are mistaken and usually complicate the entity formation process unnecessarily. 2.

Or their own file format, which opens their own software.I think I would have to pay extra for outgoing, however, over a certain number of outgoing faxes.

It doesn't seem to follow your format as closely as I was hoping (I know it was developed with a fair amount of input from Bigger Pocketers), but it looks quite helpful in many ways.  

Household formations are the primary driver.

Any return will be great so many are not returning anything and asking for Cash calls.from my personal perspective I would do anything I could to NOT syndicate and subject yourself to those risks in case the deals don't work .. they don't work and you get massacred on SM etc etc.Myself I would, if you need partners go for just a very few in more of a JV format with you as the managing member.. 

However, as an agent and investor, we understand an accept that our payout comes with time- however for a project manager realistically looking for a 1099, being paid at the time of work is key to making sure you have the right person on your team.Is there realistically a way that you can create your projections of net profit on a project (in a scale format from X$ to Y$) and find a happy medium in there of expected net profit, and carve out your PM budget there?