This keeps the LLC compliant with state law for conducting business in the state and grants the LLC standing with courts of the state to pursue or defend legal actions.The question would be "does the activity create a business nexus with the state"?

Also I’m not 100% sure how to check, but I know most communities in my area have rather strict zoning laws and this would probably be an issue I’d run into.Thanks for the thought though.

I'm not sure of the specifics in law, but I believe stock portfolios are subject to the same step-up type cost basis rights so inheriting stock itself rather than the cash value is beneficial.

It depends on many factors, one important one of which is your vicinity to the property and your knowledge of the local laws.

Brian:Security deposit laws vary widely by state and municipality. 

Property taxes, tenant-landlord laws, time to evict, city mandates, etc.

That law changed this year and I would have to speak to my accountant. 18% what the hell... that is insane and might as well be a credit card.

@Andrew Johnson I think the answer to the 3 years question lies in the new tax laws.

I currently work in law enforcement, and my partners have their own respective careers as well, so our goal isn't to instantly generate income. 

I THINK the law is about like this: Breaking in is a felony in Ohio.