I'd strongly encourage you to use an attorney for the structuring & entity creation, not a CPA.

The existing post appears to be strong enough to support this. 

Pros - My PM is fair and honest, makes reasonable decisions, is a decent handyman, builds valuable relationships, is easy to contact, is very cost effective, strong and handsome.Cons - My PM tends to read the news and drink coffee too long in the mornings, takes too long for lunch, randomly stops working in the afternoon, will spend 8 hours working on something that takes a professional two hours, drives a crappy Ford Ranger and buys work clothes at Goodwill and is neither strong nor handsome.

Hi Brandon,If I understand your question correctly, I can tell you I have a strong preference for renting duplexes.

My name is Anthony Simco, I am a 30 year old new member with years of experience in development, architecture, project management and construction (SF,MF and Commercial).

As long as the tenant screening is strong, your turnovers would be minimal (not factoring in life altering event). 

Are there strong cash flowers that can be gotten in decent neighborhoods that you would be proud to live in?

One where everything goes right - you get strong rental income, the market remains steady, property value continuing increasing, financing costs remain relatively stable, etc.

For me, after strongly considering SFRs I just couldn't see a way to hit my annual income goal without massive logistical challenges so I decided to go the apartment route.

I have a modest background in home renovation and a strong background in real estate, just not on the purchasing side of everything (valuation).Also, any other tips are helpful!