I am being advised by a CPA to form my series LLC and place it inside of a trust.

The house is not in a condition to be rented again - we had a series of floods in the house.

I am looking for a reputable attorney to help set up a new LLC or Series LLC in TX.

Is it recommended to place ownership of all rental property into a Series LLC?

Instead, they prepare you only to get your first job and impart a general "employee" mentality, a perception that life is really only about a series of escalating job positions and promotions.

I was thinking of writing down a guideline with a series of checklists to have to help make the decision to purchase or not, what to do after the purchase, plans for marketing for rental or sale, etc...Here is my brief list:Pre purchase-Finding a property-Evaluating repairs-Evaluating market value-Evaluating prospective profit-Evaluate best way to financePost purchase-Immediate repairs (needed for habitation)-Long term repairs/upgradesWhat else???

I've read about the series LLC and the importance of assigning a separate LLC to each property but in my state (IL) that can become costly.

We have financial advisers in house who work with investors on different tax break strategies and a partner who specializes in helping investors set up Series "s" LLC's.

Make it a conversation and not just a series of questions where the other person feels like they are being interviewed by the police.

Their reps said that they were required to obtain a series 7 license and a real estate sales license in CA.