Holding a property in an LLC really doesn't do much good or offer any substantial protections or benefits unless you also have a fully comprehensive estate planning strategy that incorporates your entire financial life and all your assets / business / debts / etc.... 

Germain act of 1982 was set up to protect transfers to trusts from the due on sale clause that has been recently incorporated into Fannie Mae also.

One of my biggest problems is some of my properties still don't have fiber or high speed internet and our only option is satellite.

Good insight, will incorporate that into my strategy.

I am considering a franchise as well and looking at how I can use or incorporate real estate strategies within this business concept.  

Incorporating protects your personal property for a possible lawsuit.

Typically once you cross a certain threshold it makes sense to incorporate. 

They’ve finally started to incorporate HomeAway data as well.

For liability protection, many times real estate LLC's incorporate in Delaware.

I want to offer a completely free “Omaha Real Estate Investing Workshop”.That workshop will include three, one hour 1on1 mentoring sessions that will help any new or seasoned investor develop their expertise and build their strategy using a step by step training model on the concepts below:Selecting your investing strategy Selecting your marketAnalyzing a potential deal Making an offer The best part about this workshop is, I will be incorporated experts in the fields of financing, contracting and investing to be a part of your real estate investing journey.