This is expensive.There are many creative ways to find deals that incorporate you reaching out to buyers that can be less expensive and more targeted.

So here I am today...Long story short, I am in a wheel chair and have been on disability for about 5 years.

Because I am managing for myself and a family member, do I have to incorporate an actual LLC/Corporation in order to manage these multiple LLCs?

If I incorporate risk in my model from the start, I can mitigate the risk with cashflow and location.  

I feel like when we say “mentor” we picture in our minds an old rich guy sitting in his chair siping bourbon and smoking a cigar at the country club telling us the secrets of business.

Or, have a good working relationship with a hard money lender... as banks will be useless.Tilt yourself toward cash flowing properties - it is the flippers who were really caught with no chair when the music stoppedMake certain your financial situation would not require you to sell a property at a loss (time is on your side - my shelf life is shorter than yours) Consider avoiding purchasing a condominium or home in a planned urban development due to overreaching homeowners associations who can AND WILL alter bylaws (after you purchase) preventing you from renting an owned property. 

The concepts are relatively simple but incorporating a plan into my life has proven for me to be the hard part.I'm 19 with my RE license engaging in selling rental properties but my main passion and goals lie in buy and hold.

The tenant wants to be able to contain future costs and treat the house like it is his/her own.There are certainly ways to structure a lease which incorporates the basic features sought.

Don't you have a business set up with a car, office with computer, chairs and stuff that is paying for the "property hunting"?

Will definitely incorporate it in my process!