The podcast was recommending to set up the Series LLC using Delaware as the acting Law because it is more stringent than all other state laws regarding asset protection.  

I would not recommend a CA LLC but go with a NV or DE.  

I'm looking forward to learning about tax sales in PA and DE.

As @Paul De Luca mentioned the chance of interest rates being sub 4% anytime in the near future is unlikely. 

Stages I and II will produce the capital to fund III.But I see the market changing towards smaller and smarter is better as energy costs continue to rise and 'green' just gets more and more fashionable.Instead of 4,ooo+ sf homes with indoor pools and such, I can see people and agents hyping homes' efficiency ratings, low energy costs, solar panels, gardening space, and safe (chemical free) environments for your kids (low VOC paints, more natural building materials, etc).

Hi Griffin, I am a local (literally I live on the crossroads of Via de Ventura & Hayden) Mortgage Broker.

Lastly a word on Land Trusts....unless your property is in FL and I think also TN a land trust does not offer asset protection, you would still need an LLC that is held by a WY, DE, or NV holding LLC.

Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Krystle Stewart: Hi All,When buying a tenant occupied income property, if all of the appliances belong to the tenant, would you have your inspector inspect the appliances during a home inspection?

An FHA approved contractor is actually a DE lender (Direct Endorsement FHA Lender).

Farming, solar farm?