My asset protection attorney said to have one 'operating' account that pays out and receives all money, and then have the individual 'Series' hold title to the property but not actually do any transactions.Since I will only have one operating account but will have 3,4,5,6 series at one time going, plus 4 different LLCs for rentals, tracking income and expenses from the one operating account back to like 7 or 8 LLCs is giving me a migraine just thinking about it.Do you guys have an accounting/expense program/software/whatever that allows you to 'tag' income and expenses to a specific LLC?  

Well, Murphy strikes...  3rd contract came in at 7:00.  

@Michael Randle A basic overview of Driving for Dollars is to pick an area and drive around looking for distressed properties, knock on the doors and the neighbor's doors and see if you can make contact with the owner and strike a deal.

HOA strikes again..

There's lots of people out there in striking range (560 or 580 or so).  

If so, what are the biggest differences, or the most striking similarities?

It requires so much more energy, creativity, sweat, and sheer determination to strike out on the less-traveled path and stick with it despite the many, many challenges and setbacks. 

These are the risks when flipping multi million dollar homes, you can hit it big or you can strike out with bases loaded!

It strikes me as interesting as someone who rents to own a couch or washer machine. 

But it's not really practice (or sane) to hope that a natural disaster strikes.