Renovated a house-hacked but because of the income, we could not deduct expenses  Should we put all our properties in an LLC?

Their neighborhood selection process is key in affording investors a home in an area that instantly produces positive cash flow and high probability to earn above average market appreciation over the long term.

If it is per building how do I answer the other questions about rental days (most critical) or rather rental income so as to ensure i am providing the information the IRS requires.

We may not use eviction history in NYS to screen tenants, but you may still use credit score and income/rent ratio requirement (but not source of income).

My question is can we use the rental income to qualify for a loan?

I was willing to overlook them for access to the 5% cash management income, but they're significant.

Would they just be passive losses that can offset passive income or can we treat them to offset capital gains from other investments ?

You would definitely need to also work on your income or get other people to co-sign on the loan to afford a $850k-$950k home. 

Regarding taxes, I believe LLCs are pass-through entities, and you will just claim the income on your personal tax returns.

You’d think of all the bought off suits they would propose a bill for Airbnbs liability as an “umbrella” STR license and hosts would have an apportioned amount withheld through individual earnings to operate under that license.