Hi,I typically rent my 3-bedroom property through a short-term rental platform, but I was recently contacted by an insurance relocation company looking to place a family in temporary housing while work is done on their home.

I have unmetered single family homes and I usually get $120 bills for them. 

As I dive into all the different paths I can take (single family vs multi-family, short term vs long term, cash flow vs appreciation, local vs out of state, etc..) my mind is scrambling and I've ended up doing nothing at all.I'm looking to join a mastermind that meets consistently and can really motivate one another to take our businesses to the next level. 

Just for fun, I attached the before and current state photos of my current flip.

I've helped investors to sell fix and flips, multi-family homes, land, you name it!

I have attached a photo of my original property taxes along with the new projected property taxes.

We are looking at a duplex first probably and then single family.

Make sure it's desirable and that there are no upcoming events that would make it less so.If it's a family-style house (3+ beds), make sure that the local schools are very good.Work with a local Realtor to answer a lot of these questions. 

Yes I assess I flat fee of $50 - $75 per month for tenants in multi family units in Cleveland. 

For this reason, I typically recommend using series LLCs for single-family homes, where the structure can be more practical, and keeping commercial properties in their own separate LLCs for simplicity and to avoid unnecessary complications.In terms of management, I always advise structuring the series LLC with a separate management entity to address the concerns you raised.