As being  new to the RE world I have read a lot about how LLC'S are very beneficial to RE Investors because it protects the individual from being sued and it protects the Identity of the individual who owns the property, and has many tax benefits.

I'd only recommend 'going there' if you see going ALL IN (full-time), and if you want to really create a local identity/reputation out of it.

Personally I find having identical decor in both baths confusing.

There are likely lots of nearly identical "comps" that simply haven't sold in years.

Now houses in that same neighborhood, identical to mine are selling for $180k. 

@Aaron Klattappreciate the reply. no garage. i imagine building a standalone building would be quite a bit of money. triplex has 2 identical triplexes near buy. middle triplex has coin operated units (1 washer/1dryer) for all the triplexes to use. just looking to raise rents and more importantly get tenants who want to stay long term and most who decide they are uninterested is bc of this factor

Here in Oakland, 4plexes that rent for $4,000/month are valued almost identically to those renting for $8,000/month.

From a business perspective and identity protection, does it make sense to set up an LLC under my Solo K and funnel transactions through the LLC versus my Solo K?  

The local papers reported a con women got her name added to a deed, then got a $200K mortgage via false identity, took the money, then disappeared.

It also reduces your liability for your identity being stolen.