S Corps begin to make sense once the savings on self-employment taxes outweigh the additional overhead of administering a corp for tax purposes. 

@Matthew Shay Whether making an S election for an LLC is a net benefit depends on the taxable income of the LLC vs what is 'reasonable compensation' to the owner.If the self-employment tax savings outweigh the overhead of administering a corporation for tax purposes, the answer is definitely yes, it is worth it.Best to consult your tax CPA/EA.

Go to Classifieds then to Legal Notices and then the probate heading Notice of Petition to Administer Estate of.If you do travel to the court house and ask for a probate list the clerk may give you a confused look. 

House no longer has a mortgage on it, (value probably 215K), but he has not been administering his multi as a business and so his numbers are not good at all.

Section 8 is Federal program which is administered at the LOCAL level.

All your properties should be habitable and safe, so they should pass inspection easily.Section 8 is typically administered by the local Housing Authority.

As the manager, you conduct the affairs of the LLC and can directly administer investments via the LLC.The LLC may establish one or more financial accounts, such as with a bank, credit union or brokerage trading firm. 

@Shane Colar Voucher programs "section  8" are federal...they are administered at the local level...this is likely the city since you are in Dallas...but most often it's the county.

There are also different programs available in the various regions for help with Down Payment Assistance (usually administered through a local housing agency) , First Time Homebuyers, etc. 

Remember that this is free.Or you can go to your local county law library:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Bernardino_Count...and ask for adjudicated newspapers that publish Notice of Petition to Administer Estate or probate classified publications.