I have tried Cozy and TenantCloud's free online platforms last January and was not impressed with the accounting functions and returned to Excel. 

The DST functions much like the Series LLC, but is not required to pay the $800 annual franchise fee per [series] LLC in California - for anyone with multiple properties this can save a lot of money.4th pillar is somewhat similar - you want to separate your operations from your assets.

I am assuming you are talking about a group of LLC, using one of them to function as a parent LLC, but you could also be referring to a Series LLC.

A good way to think about LLCs is when they are managed appropriately, they function like a company owned by someone else.

@Thomas S.A properly designed tiny home functions very well to the specific individual.

None of those co-ops that I'm aware of are investor friendly.If you're looking at the former, there's usually no HOA and so those function pretty similarly to a single family house except there could be an ajoining condo next door.

The Operating LLC would function essentially as the manager of the properties, as described in the operational agreements.

Can you elaborate on the title insurance gap coverage please.Now, full disclosure is that this definitely applies in Wisconsin, I am not sure if the other states function the same way, I assume they do, but you just never know :).The role of the title company is to make sure the title to the property is free and clear, as in that there are no mortgages, liens, loans, taxes and fees against it. 

You can use their background and credit check function, or skip that if you want to DIY.

While I explain my history and how there are similarities in characteristics and job functionality in terms of drive, tact, goals, communication, etc. and then reiterate my desire to be in RE in my cover letter, I may not be the ideal candidate.