However, I would say spend some time on here and listen to the podcasts pertaining to wholesaling and get in touch with some local REIA's and I don't see any need for you to find a coach.

Two lessons learned as they pertain to BRRRR investing which compromises nearly 100% of my buy and hold portfolio. #1 Always try to negotiate a vacant property, even if you have to compromise on price.

Pertaining to the Series LLC, you need to look at the independent liability shield for LLC for each state that you invest in that do not have Series LLCs, That will tell you if that state recognize the separation of assets in series and will uphold the liability shield for members.

In the context of the Original Post, the proposed law in question pertains to Illinois only.

@John Oh I like what @Mindy Jensen says on this particular subject, mainly pertaining to early retirement.

I go with individual leases that ONLY pertains to their room.  

All current leases, including any amendments or other occupancy agreements, pertaining to the Property.

The ability to recall, record, and share information pertaining to any part of your operations at any time is very liberating.Here are the tools I've found useful, while also being free, and super easy to implement.Excel Spreadsheets ---> Google SheetsTenant documents, Property Photos and Leasing Documents ---> DropboxNote taking ---> EvernoteTODO lists ---> AsanaReminders/Scheduling ---> Google Calander

Although, this advice is only as good as it pertains to the individuals financial situation and in no way shape or form am I a licensed Financial Advisor.

Doing the math is very simple, but before you invest your money you need to look at hundreds of properties, or other types of investments and then to the math to compare the investments so you get the most bang for your buck.What most people don't do when comparing properties is they don't do the math that pertains to making improvements, increasing rents, increasing the property's value and then stretch the profits over 1, 5, 10, 20 and 30 years.