So if there is a fix & flip LLC, and a rental LLC for multiple properties with each property on its own LLC, rather than filling out multiple unique LLC information on a return, it would all just be lumped together on schedule E as one source of personal income?

Our fees may get challenged, but our profession isn't going anywhere, imho.

A unique script has to be written, for each county, to iterate through ALL of the accounts, and compiling the data in a database, which can then be queried for accounts which match your criteria.Iterating through all of the accounts requires exploiting the county's online property tax search.

I personally wouldn't necessarily recommend this avenue, and I'd imagine it would still be challenging to find a solar contractor willing and able to "get creative", but I have seen this play out before. 

Assume you can turn your $110K asset after selling costs into 3 Memphis units that each cash flow $200/month after realistic PM, cap ex/maintenance estimate, and vacancy estimate (a bigger challenge than it may seem because maintenance and cap expense do not vary that significantly base on the rent as much as the unit profile (number of bathrooms, square footage, etc.); cheaper rents have a higher percentage of the rent needed for cap ex/maintenance. 

I'd challenge you to not spend another dollar before making an offer on a place.

@Tyler MartinI will dare to challenge your approach.

We have 2 units that take longer to rent, but that's partly because they are unique. 

There has been a dramatic increase in listings, but if you keep your rental nice and kind of unique/stylish, it's likely not a bad investment idea.The city/region has a major issue right now regarding hotel/short-term rental availability.

Good idea, but we can't even be at the fence line without them challenging us.