I work as a nurse, so I do normally have four days off per week that are free to explore real estate further but starting next month I will be working nights for the foreseeable future. 

@Jay HinrichsSorry, it is late and I'm done for the night so I was too quick...these were NOT REAL Estate taxes, they were an INCOME tax lien for unpaid state income taxes.....That should clear it up.

Las night, she sent a text (along with a video) showing that the hot water doesn't come on from the kitchen faucet.

Quaint tiny home vacation rental that rents for $175 per night bringing in $2000-$4000 month with fixed and variable expenses ranging from $1500-$2500 month.

People told us that the streets weren't safe at night, and I can confirm that because we had a trailer stolen from a parking lot overnight!

(Making judgements based on family status, number of kids, medical animals, etc etc..)4) When you get that first repair call 10pm Saturday night for a leaking roof or water heater do you have a trusted/dependable guy to call and get it fixed that night?

My current job is $18.5/hr and pretty time intensive as my hours vary day to day so I could be working during the day or night and I have to intentionally find time to stay as rested as I can and also to do the things I want to do since I don’t have a set work schedule.

Magnolia has an incredible restaurant in another part of Waco, they bought a historic hotel that they are currently renovating, they bought an actual castle in the heart of the city that they are currently renovating, they own one of the largest real estate brokerage firms in the city that continues to serve the real estate market, and they themselves own several Magnolia short term rental properties that tourists can rent nightly to have the full Magnolia experience.

It sounds like you would sleep better at night by having an LLC.  

Someone might bail on a HML secured by a vacant flip gone south, but they are less likely to bail when it's the home the investor's kids sleep in at night.