If someone was to obtain a judgment against your LLC, they could arguably try to levy on property of your LLC, which could beneficial ownership interest in the land trusts.

I can write a book about the city, but it's probably better to look at some data...here is a free resource that can convey the strength of the city: https://columbusregion.com/columbus-2020/Everyone loves where they live, but the facts on why Columbus is arguably one of the best markets in the US speaks for itself. 

Bakersfield is likely the closest affordable area that is arguably "up and coming". 

On the other hand, you own a portfolio of SFR's with little to no debt in A or B+ neighborhoods, then you have a solid investment.Also, there are arguably more lucrative ways to invest in real estate other than the direct, hard ownership in which you are describing.

In fact you would arguably be in a hell of a lot better shape spending that $300/mo on a sub to property than on stocks when you factor what rents will be like in 30 years, the savings you achieved during that time frame, the fact that the property is now paid off completely, etc.

It's arguable that you have the strong majority of 'burden of ownership' and the rental belongs on your Schedule E. 

Arguably I started at one of the worst times in history and I couldn't be happier that I did.

Education from books and podcasts is awesome, and talking to actual professionals that are active and doing business in your area of interest is arguably more awesome.

At the same time, the people who can afford California are continuing to move here because California has arguably more to offer than just about anywhere else.

Arguably, not disclosing that you don’t have equitable ownership to a lender would constitute mortgage fraud.