I am an up and coming real estate investor from Milwaukee, WI, with the focus on mastering the Milwaukee and surrounding area market (Glendale, Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Fox Point and Wauwatosa).

I then did a Master's in real estate.

3) delivered a electric fireplace for the master bedroom of our latest flip in Cleveland4) lunch with my wife and parents5) cleaner, watched football, had a few Great Lakes Brewing Company Christmas Ales6) year end accounting ..

Look into submetering.With submetering there is a master meter for the entire building, and you are billed for that usage.

There's a masters degree of real estate info out there at your fingertips.  

Does that better protect me from potential law suite.Is it a valid scenario that I have one master LLC holding notes again all other llcs (each has one or two rentals), but I make the management a little easier by using one master LLC bank account to do the common expense. 

I also would like to take advantage of my company's tuition reimbursement program and get my masters in engineering management.

Each Strategy has a better Solution then the other ones when it comes to funding.You may also be able to use an Alternative Creative Funding solution of some sort like: Subject To, Lease Option, Master Lease, Seller Carry Back, Wrap Around, etc.

Thank you for the quick reply, and yes i absolutely agree with continuing the education process, i have an undergraduate in Business and Economics and now Im taking separate classes for a certificate in Real Estate Development from NYU, and thinking about pursing a Masters in Real Estate Science.  

New investors need to master residential properties before they venture off into the unknown