Also add a large TV (75" are cheap nowadays) a bunch of chairs and a bar.

Our cleaner returned today to double check everything and found a tv remote missing (I know this happens a lot), chocolate stains in the carpet, more blood stains on other linens, bath rugs, and furniture, more furniture stains, etc.

I had a mother of a college student call complaining because we told her the house was cable ready (meaning there were cable lines already installed-and trust me, we explained to the daughter what utilities were included in the price and what wasn't) and she was very distraught when she connected the line to her tv and got static.

The proposed entity will be a Texas Series LLC, e.g.

Hello everyone, I am relatively newer on Bigger Pockets and am looking for advice on LLC structure.I saw in another post a few years back that the general recommendation is to have a series LLC that owns the individual LLC’s.

It was mostly hot tub, pool, W/D, internet, tv.

JUST DON'T BS ANYONE (EVEN IF A AGENT WASN'T INVOLVED)IVE NOTICE A LOT OF WHOLESALERS WHO FAIL AND/OR HAVE DEALS FALL THROUGH DON'T DISCLOSE EVERYTHING UP FRONT WHICH LEADS TO A SERIES OF "SURPRISES" FOR BOTH THEIR BUYER AND THE SELLER.. 

I'm taking the time to read the entire Rich Dad series by Kiyosaki and more of Garrett Sutton's books.  

Their coaching is not cheap, but I think the thing that separates them from the one-time seminar gurus is that they offer a series of classes designed to deepen their student's knowledge so that they end up with a well-rounded education, versus what you can get (and retain) out of a single 3-day fact-filled seminar.

So @Scott Smith in Austin Texas has written a ton on the topic of LLC's, Series LLC's, holding companies etc.