It's great for exposure and bookings, but yeah, there are horror stories. 

But when I own a property directly, I view it as an active part of my portfolio, but given I am essentially willing to put $25k-$100k + personal liability on a mortgage into a single investment with a single tenant exposure and single point of failure potential, I want to make sure I see all that is going on.  

The more exposure the better. 

You have to get your listing out there on the major listing websites like Zillow to maximize exposure.

However, rents in the area have trended slightly downwards over the last year.My goal is to find a unit that is not marketed well (no staging, no work done before going to market, poor photography) with the hope that it has less exposure and interest. 

System will pay off in 10 years for us but we have a good exposure and a lot of panel. 

He says that he's using an exposure limit loan to buy and resale properties to retail buyers.

I form LLC's base on the amount risk/exposure I'm willing to bear.

We just have very limited Pacific West exposure and not that we need to get any it's just that this market may be suitable for us.

I understand the value of and exposure regarding real property is exponentially greater than t-shirts, but you get the idea.An attorney would be able to clarify why it may be superfluous better than I could but I can tell you that single-member LLCs would not change the tax impact and would not create any additional tax filings.