The best strategy for you will really come down to your individual risk comfort level.Whatever path you go with, though, treat the businesses religiously . . . attend to them in every way as separate businesses if they are separate and you'll hopefully uphold the purpose of an LLC with operating as a business in earnest.

Echoing @Curt Davis - I would definitely have each individual person sign a lease for their own room if they do not know each other. 

Rather than selling each individually I am thinking it may be better to sell as a whole portfolio.

You may be able to use a PO box for privacy, and that's what most individuals would do. 

He stated that these are “fall-back” options for individuals with less competitive credit, and that the loan package itself is ultimately more costly than conventional.

This happens on an individual level, institutional level, and everything in between. - LA is a cyclical market (as opposed to being a linear or hybrid market). 

The energy costs of recycling is a fairly major issue, though, and makes most types uneconomical when you throw in individual collection and sorting.

I've been a real estate agent in Chicago for the past 4 years and have taken my time to learn and connect with like minded individuals seeking to grow and create financial wealth/freedom through real estate.

Everything is pre-calculated and worked into the system.I think I understand real estate but I don't have enough experience to determine the value that each individual job has. an agent is 6%Is money worth 20%?

I now think of a % figure as a good way to compare deals, but not a good way to evaluate individual deals.I'm looking for rough estimations through this form to hopefully crowdsource reasonable estimates for an average 2 - 4 unit multifamily in Ohio.