@Corey Key, As Denise stated above....I have found that the key is understanding there are 2 different redemptions afforded to the defunct owner: Administrative Redemption(up to 3 years after tax sale) & Judicial Redemption (3 years after taking possession of property)...which means that a overall redemption for certificate/deeds purchased from the state (1 year old) could be 3 up to 5 years. 

From an administrative standpoint, do you have separate bank accounts for each LLC?

I own 3 houses in Birmingham, AL, where it often takes 4-6 weeks to place a tenant just because the Section 8 administration is so slow with their processing.

That listing agent has to deal with that offer, it takes time and effort and it's an administrative liability to that broker and yours.

They include:FHA loans, backed by the Federal Housing Administration.

I in a former life :) was database administrator.  

Incorporating is just an administrative step, finding financing is a critical step.

Brandon, probably the liability protection, tax alternatives, less cost, popularity and acceptance by others in the industry, ease of administration and maintenance.

For example, a PM that manages 200+ doors and has a full time staff and administration vs. a small Mom and Pop that manage themselves and have 10-20 doors.  

The doctorate might help you if you want to advance in leadership in your community college- like become a dean or administrator or vice president of ???.