And I will, because that works more often than not than jumping up and down on one's high horse.

So from that standpoint, you want to know exactly what you are doing REI-wise before you try to structure anything, if you decide to do that.My answer from a completely different standpoint is-- no, creating LLCs before you've really gotten started is really putting the cart before the horse.

It will also be a pain in the *** to your family, your dog/cat/weasel/horse, your spouse, your co-workers, and your wallet, as well as possibly contributing to my early onset case of male pattern baldness.  

It's a dark horse and I'm playing the long game.

At one point, one of the local villages wanted Amish horses to wear diapers, but the two sides got together and worked out a compromise.http://www.timestelegram.com/article/20091028/NEWS/310289917

Then go to Capital One and get their opinion.As they say, straight from the horses mouth.Good Luck!

Cart before the horse with your first question I think. 

A semi rural, horse property area in Los Angeles county. 

The inability of Lexington to expand outward (it's constrained by all the horse farms on the outskirts of Fayette County), makes it a safe bet that property values won't be falling in the future, as there's a finite amount of land available for expansion.

Sounds like you got the cart before the horse here.It's a nice looking property.