And then there's the law of unintended consequences - - the businesses who no longer make money because of the tax will shut their doors and/or move to a low tax state (I hear much of Silicon Valley businesses are moving to Austin TX which might explain the RE appreciation there) and Puerto Rico has tax incentives for corporations for moving there- the businesses (LLCs & Corporations) that leave (or go out of business) will no longer pay the minimum $800 franchise tax (or any other tax)- the wealthy that might be subject to the "wealth tax" will just leave (Peter Schiff leaving NJ for - I forget - moved to FL and business in PR?)

Does anyone know of a HML Franchise?

Don't get me wrong, many things to learn from this n that, I love @David Greene, @Brandon Turner and the like but wayyyy to many expect it to be like buying a McDonalds franchise; just buy xyz book/program/mentorship and now count the money that rolls in, no it's not like that at all, and I call out all the "guru" programs that promise such for the snake oil salesman they are. 

I'm definitely going to send a mass email out big box stores, franchises and other smaller businesses regarding hiring and make a print out for tenants of business that are hiring.

.#1) Tenant one is a national franchise of UPS. 

I know the California Franchise Tax Board imposes an $800 alternative minimum tax annually on any LLC doing business in (or operated from) California, no matter where the real estate is held. 

@Pam McGeheeLLC's in Texas are required to file a Franchise Tax Return with Texas - Make sure that the professional you choose understands that.best of luck.

Pre-COVID, I had formed basically a ‘franchise’ of my business by creating a system and process that I could apply in multiple markets.

check out "Real Property Management" It's the largest property manager franchise in the U.S.

They are a family owned franchises so you get the best of both worlds.lots of power behind you, but the personal relationship of a small company.