I am willing to offer my services like social media marketing, branding, presentation, organizing events, crunching numbers for free.

Honestly investor friendly anything is like the RE version of "organic" [insert food product]. 

Keep things as organized as possible too, so you don't miss anything and that will help create a system for future deals, making it easier each time. 

It doesn't have to be fancy, but it’ll help you keep everything organized, especially if you need to provide more detailed information down the line.

(Fun tip: Tenants in those buildings love to narc on each other for sport.)I agree with everyone that said build a fence - especially since it is your primary residence.You aren't going to win here.

Investing in syndications through an LLC can help organize your investments.

Systems, processes, efficient, organized, steady, handles all the details.Another model is:1.

Unless you are a professional athlete/movie star / influencer it’s hard for many to hear this but the world really doesn’t give a hoot about you.Having built hundreds of multimillion dollar homes and having worked on projects with two different professional sports teams owners - I would say less than 1% would use a land trust for anonymity and some of these people had 9 figures and several were billionaires.

Donating appreciated securities to a charitable organization can be a smart way to give, both for you and the charity.

This step ensures compliance with local regulations.From my experience, when I had an STR in Cleveland, I only did the regular rental registration, so make sure you complete both registrations to avoid any issues.Cleveland is a popular spot for STRs, especially for visitors coming for sporting events and medical purposes.