Are there important considerations for having a manager managed LLC (as the only manager) vs a single member LLC specific to 1) real estate buying and holding,  2) for tax filing (E.g., as a disregarded entity) or 3) for how you represent your LLC (e.g., what title you can use to sign off) if you have a manager managed LLC as the only manager vs having a single member LLC?

But, prove me wrong with a specific code saying otherwise, and I'll bow down.Just because a law isn't super specific, doesn't mean some weird interpretation should be inferred. 

are there specific geographic regions you're sticking to? 

Now I am in NY and trying to branch out if I can get good properties with a decent margin. 

I look forward to learning more about what specifically you are looking to do 

The data collection websites like awning, can be unreliable and don't factor in the specific amenities/upsells that a specific rental has. 

Last year my largest holding FDUS, paid 13.6% dividend and stock also went up 8-9 %, as long as 10 yr flat to rising they make money on their large net interest margin spreads.if you ok with moderate risk, pick good REITS, as a group VNQ they beat sp500 last 20 and 50 yrs by about 1.5-2.0%, and they beat private real estate investors by 2-4% in academic studies as well, that's an average, that doesn't mean REITS outperform the excellent investors here at BP :)Or take out a margin loan and YOLO Bitcoin, no don't do that!

I would be willing to bet a very small percentage of people on BP majored in specific degrees.

EVERY time an investor becomes part of our database, they can not enter without having signed our very specific disclosure that outlines the criteria of the transaction and what to expect(I don't see you in our database so your not familiar with this and should not be receiving our opportunities). 

There are some basic expenses but then there are the property specific ones to consider.