Moving properties into an LLC if they are residential creates a host of issues making operating the properties more time consuming and frustrating.

If you looking to network with other investors, I have a private FB group called Multifamily Investors of NH and host a Multifamily Meetup the last Wednesday of the month.

There is an interesting case in Pennsylvania which appears to have much more strict laws than NC does where an airbnb host has had to stop her business and is being asked to get a brokers license. 

Please let me know if you are aware of any RE meetups currently scheduled within the metro Atlanta Area.If not, I am strongly considering hosting an event for interested investors.

Have things picked back up for you?  I am curious if now would be a good time to jump into my first AIR BNB, or if that would be foolish.

you might try some of the new national brokerages like eXP that is more cloud based...You mentioned “...burr/seller agent with a commission split...”.

As long as your tenant base has bank accounts and are internet capable, I’d always use Cozy, Apartments.com or Tenant Cloud type services.

@Austin Negron We host a monthly meetup networking event called Boston Real Estate Connection but due to COVID, we have slowed down.

I host a meet up in Manchester, and our next event is next Tuesday, info is in events section of BP.

Many hosts were desperate to get people in so they lowered the prices drastically (In March I saw beautiful full houses going for $40 a night) then got lots of parties and guests who damaged the properties.