Great place to start is the blog, podcasts and webinars.A more hands on approach for networking is your local REIA.I cannot speak on behalf of any other organization other than Southern CT REIA.

If the LLC is organized as a sole owner/partnership and filters down to your personal income tax and not organized as a C corporation, your tax implications will be vastly different.

Also, real estate management firms can earn the Accredited Management Organization (AMO) accreditation.

I believe @Raymond McGill is organizing that. 

After speaking with people at the organization, it does not appear that loans are available for real estate based businesses, however other services are. 2) VA Entrepreneur Portal - The VA has another great resource that links military folks with resources, information, and content regarding building a small business.3) VA loan - Obviously we're all familiar with this.

I host the downtown luncheon for SLREIA on the third Friday of each month at Legends Sports Grill in SLC.

I have enough properties that I need to become more organized on records keeping and overall management.

There are several legal entities that are granted the privilege to perform business under an assumed name and to isolate personal liability:Corporations, all formsLLC, a special formLLP, a professional form of CorpAlthough found in many business fields, the LLP is an especially popular form of organization among professionals, particularly lawyers, accountants, and architects. 

@Troy Fisher is the organizer and he's a great contact to have in your back pocket.Cheers!

Charleston as a rental market is very under the radar.. no turn key companies but talk about solid fundamentals.. you have enough Organic buyers in your market to really not need to go nationwide like other markets to find buyers.