This is terrible advice, because running personal expenses through the LLC is precisely the kind of conduct that courts look for when deciding whether to disregard the LLC - which, normally speaking, is a very unusual thing to do.)The reason that professional investors put each deal into a separate LLC is because they not only want to protect their personal assets that are outside the LLC, but they want to protect their different properties FROM EACH OTHER.If most of your wealth is tied up in properties, and the properties are all under the same LLC, you might as well not have an LLC.  

@Vidit Maini, I came across a similar post the other day to which I'll respond precisely: "It depends on the investment strategy you're interested in implementing and predominant market of choice.

This way I can keep precise records for that property. 

precisely that's what I believe happened to 95% of OOS investor.

If you go that route have a witness go in with you, and follow your landlord tenant law precisely.  

I'm sure that Sevierville includes Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg in that chart.

The only areas where it would be do-able would be in high crime/D/C areas where you probably don't want to own anyway unless you are an experienced investors and the returns are off the charts.

See HOEPA rules and charts.

Treat everyone precisely the same and the LL will do well.

Incorporating technology into the process increases efficiency and precision and allows for deeper insight.Prior to implementing the new technology, a cost segregation study would require professionals to spend much time going over the architectural blueprints and conducting extremely thorough site visits in order to be able to classify the assets into the correct category.