As you're considering forming an LLC, you're on the right track for managing your investment.Now, let's talk location.

I have to agree with @Nathan Gesner and @David M.as the post is a bit vague as to what type of real estate we're talking about.  

Are you talking about a Delaware Statutory Trust or a Deferred Sales Trust? 

I did talk to SimplifyEM and They have an important feature for me;  schedule ahead.   

Krohn is fit and talks about working out everyday.

Aim for 15% of purchase price in yearly revenue6) if you don't purchase turn-key, come up with a furnishing plan7) get pro-photos, find a good cleaner, either via Turno or preferably by talking to locals8) a lot of youtube videos will overcomplicate the start (launch of 5 platforms, build a direct booking site, get the worlds best smart lock, automate all sorts of messages, connect to dynamic pricing, etc.)  

Everybody’s talking about private money lending however, unless you buy their system, they won’t tell you who they are… I just feel like I’m swirling the bowl

Once your new partnership is up and running, you should clearly outline the investment for her (in simple terms) and talk to her in a way that expresses 1) you understand what you're doing and how to be successful at it and 2) you can replicate this success and it makes sense to acquire more properties.

Talk to the condo association but usually if the source of the leak is coming from your unit.

I'm also interested in talking to anyone with experience in HUD programs, block development, etc.Thanks!