If the OP is dead set on the LLC, would it be feasible to transfer primary residence into the LLC to show assets?

When the luxury homes start the soften, you know peeps are about to get squeezed across the board, especially those who are buying and expecting to use equity appreciation like the OP is for his "profit".I know people have been saying for years and years that Cali has it coming, and it looks like it never will..

Once you navigate a few co-op board packages and work with a few developers, you will be well-suited to begin a real estate career, even if you are starting part-time.

Co-op board allows unlimited subletting, no board approval needed, after living in it for 1 year with a 500 annual fee for the sublet.  10% Flip tax up to 10k at the time of sale.  

It just means that for what the OP is asking, YOU are not an "Appreciation (only) Investor".

HE wants to buy them OP: go to a local REI meeting (whatever might be closest to you).

People, Do any of you even own rentals in the OP state?

Best help for OP is to buy a 5+ unit.

I’ve read through the entire BiggerPockets beginner’s guide and now feel confident that’s the area I want to get into.I’m currently enrolled in the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville as a rising senior majoring in Electrical Engineering w/ a minor in Spanish (Although I’ll probably finish Dec. 2018 due to a co-op/internship I will be working this fall).

He wants to put me on his shares or shall I say stock in the co-op so it would be basically 50/50 in the unit.