My goal is to protect assets, minimize liability and the threat of litigation and become anonymous/less visible individually without creating a structure that is a nightmare to manage from an accounting, bookkeeping and legal perspective.I have certainly thought about one or more LLC's in Delaware, a Wyoming cocktail(this name may be incorrect), a C corp., etc.

I'm a Virtual Assistant, I specialize in Virtual Administrative Services, Virtual Bookkeeping and Internet Marketing.

Additionally, there are other reasons to create multiple companies, the nature of the business of each may be different leading to different tax treatments, or if you do 1031 Exchange through an entity, that entity can't be the one that you flip houses in (I learned this from Bill Horan of the Realty Exchange Corporation).From an accounting standpoint, this is a bookkeeping nightmare.

Each have pros and cons - with a salary the tax is taken up front but requires more bookkeeping for the corp.

I have been in the landlord business since 2011 and began using Quickbooks around 2018 for securing rent payments and book keeping purposes.

I use Buildium and so far have been able to manage it all by myself but as I start the scale, I am looking for a virtual assistant to help me handle incoming calls for maintenance, coordinate that maintenance and do some level of bookkeeping.

@Collin Bryston AdamsIt doesn't matter if you can keep a proper bookkeeping.

My remote bookkeeper just retired. 

This worked fine for 4 multi’s until I went to Quickbooks recently as my bookkeepers use the online version. 

Everything is accounted for with my bookkeeping.