I am not a lawyer but my personal opinion is that LLCs are over-sold to beginning investors.Put yourself in an ambulance-chaser's shoes.  

While AirBNB is certainly imperfect about how they handle resolutions, I think there are some valuable insights here about the necessity of documentation.Putting myself in AirBNB's shoes, photos and invoices are absolutely critical to resolving disputes and damage/expense claims - otherwise, they would be at the mercy of people who wanted to abuse the system and make frivolous or false claims.  

The seeds are the spiked little things that get stuck in your shoes, tires, feet, pets feet, everywhere!

What would you do in my shoes?

I find it interesting how people are grossed out by a used mattress but then there are plenty of those who buy used clothes and shoes at consignment stores (for me, I think uses clothes are a lot worse).

Hey @Francisco Jaramillo I was in your shoes not too long ago!

It is hard to walk in another persons shoes.

Many people say they will wait and never end up doing anything.I was in your shoes 2 years ago, couldn’t find what I was looking for in Tri State area so I decided to go to the market as a novice not knowing anything about Charlotte just the research that I’ve done and planted my roots.What I do is I buy for Positive cash flow now not for the future, I don’t even consider appreciation that’s the icing in the cake a bonus.If I can get the positive cash flow/ return I’m looking for now I pull the trigger.The way I see it when the market turns and becomes a buyer market I will be a more season investor and will be ready to bounce on great deals.

Tile to the end of the wall shared with the bathroom then maybe throw a built-in bench with shoe/boot storage underneath against one of the walls.

I would love to meet up in an investors group since I'm pretty certain we will need 100% financing or a hard or private money loan, but our experience is a shoe in for a deal.