(I know, I know, it's not sexy to talk appreciation, but that's where the big gains are when you hold long enough.)All that said, anything that gets you excited about real estate and gets you engaged is a good thing, so if this is the thing that lights your fire, go for it. 

Hey Elizabeth, Since you are selling your business you are likely getting capital gains treatment on that gain if you have owned the asset for over 12 months.

Your profile mentions that you ahve ownership in an LLC - WoodRich Hospitality Services LLC.If it is a multi-member LLC, there may be a separate partnership return required.If it is a services based business, there may be a benefit to operating it as an S-Corp to save on self-employment taxes.

You will need to network with them and get their information for each company.You can sign up for Investor Lift and gain access to their network of buyers, and then start marketing to them directly.

Attend real estate events, join online communities, and connect with experienced investors to find off-market deals or gain insights.

It will familiarize you with the basic terminology and benefits.

So I do have following questions :1) What are the benefits and drawbacks of forming an LLC in Wyoming versus Texas?

Would love to connect with anyone and gain some knowledge.

We want to do some upgrades before we rent, what order should we do these to maximize tax benefits? 

A cost segregation study is one of the most beneficial tax benefits for commercial real estate properties.