Ive been investing for a few years now and have 3 properties which are STR's and all cash flow.I own all these properties under my LLC which is the holdings and operating.I have a bank account with Chase where all the money from these rentals is deposited which is under this same LLC and I am a single member.Now that I am getting ready to graduate college and take investing more serious what is the best structure for me?

Are you looking into single or MF properties?

At least one forum member has retired on just a few upper scale single family homes.

Common sense though would say at some point many can be treated and become productive and partying all the time might be grounds to revoke disability.

Multiply that by 28% (technically you'd now be in a 25% tax bracket if single but bear with me) and your tax liability is $25,200.

I currently own a single-family 3/2 in South Philly and the mortgage is about $1,900 a month.

I own a single family home and have tenants that have stayed for two years.

Double and triple check your purchase price with your renovation and holding costs and try to hit a single rather than a homerun to start.

If this will be your first investment property, I would recommend starting off with a turnkey single-family, rather than a full on BRRRR. 

@Nancy Benderi'm a Realtor, and to my knowledge the only units in Keowee Key that allow STR's are townhomes- not single family.