If you end up arguing with someone about the value, it is a lot harder for someone to argue about an appraisal than it is to argue about your opinion.  

Form Example, "ABC, LLC" as the Master and "Series XYZ", "Series 123", and "Series 456". 

You have to argue with them about it because they will insist you open a business account with them before they do it.My NAS is a Synology NAS - firewall is in place, antivirus is in place, other bells and whistles are in place. 

I would charge her for any cleaning or damage that seems reasonable, but if she disputes and tries to argue the damage was pre-existing, I would credit it back and take her word for it.

Arguing with the CAD will leave you exhausted and angry.

For example, if one series contains one rental unit, the choice could be for the main LLC to be named on the lease with the tenant, or for that unique series to be named.E.g.ABC Properties, LLC- ABC Properties, LLC - Series A (contains property 1)- ABC Properties, LLC - Series B (contains property 2)- ABC Properties, LLC - Series C (contains property 3)For property 1, would you execute the lease with the tenant as "ABC Houses, LLC", or "ABC Houses, LLC - Series A"?

Hi Tony,If you're going into multi-family, if you haven't read Ken McElroy's books, "The ABCs of Real Estate Investing" and "The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing", you will want to run out and get them right now!

I also enjoyed Rich Dad Poor Dad, Profit First, Millionaire Next Door, ABCs of Real Estate Investing, The ONE Thing

The asset of that LLC just happens to be RE, so they are not actually investing in RE.If you're selling 12 eggs, and your buyer only wants a dozen, I find it a waste of time to argue...just sell them the dozen.

Financing: If you're making an all-cash offer you should look for (I'd almost argue "expect") a discount because you're derisking the offer.