@Errol GrahamFor single family rentals we typically do not put into a LLC.

I invest in single families all the way to apartments and office buildings

As others have mentioned getting parties to agree on a single place is the hard part.

I am in town looking at infill lots for our floorplan and build to rent product offering. looking to connect with anyone who is here and can meet us at some of the lots. we specialize in affordable housing units for rent and resale and build on scattered site infill. looking at the greater tampa metro with 5-6 counties all together. please send me a message if so while we are down here I have some questions mostly relating to utilities, frontage requirements, setback requirements, typical build times, and areas of most interest. we do this in Columbus Ohio right now but aren't seeing a lot of interest from institutions which is our main target. 

@Yechiel W.every single market in the US has good neighborhoods and more challenging neighborhoods. 

-Laurent  Laurent, Unfortunately that neighborhood is almost all Suburban Single Family Residential zoning.

I read something that said only a single co-op through one of the largest nationwide non-profits facilitating them happened in 2023. 

I currently have 2 investment properties, both single family homes.

All these companies can do is present a product and give the financials at that time..

We complement each other to be sure we get a quality product for the owner.The parallel is that you could find a business partner that is the store front and does the people interactions while you quietly attend the meetings commenting on occasion, but are the brains behind the details and the analysis.Just food for thought.Sincerely,Joe