Hi Biggerpockets,I am reaching out here to further validate my house hacking plan in the current Boston market, and seeking feedback/criticism from experienced individuals who have more insight and knowledge than myself.

Will putting it in both the individual names and the LLC work?

Hey Manny - I second @James Orr and all classes he teaches!

I'm not asking someone to teach me everything, just thoughts and opinions given my situation 

It could be a bank, or a hedge fund, or a bond, or the US government, or a credit union, or an individual, or a LLC, or a corp, etc... 

The online classes only teach you the law not how to write contracts or show property or any of the nuts and bolts - obviously its important to know what the law is but how that is put into action will come from doing real estate so you want a good company who works with new agents who can help you get started. 

Is your property manager just a licensed individual, or are you working with a company?

Friends, family, individual lenders, and have them put down most of the purchase and Reno funds.

One does not need to be a licensed individual if they are leasing properties out for an employer on an hourly or salaried basis.

It's as much a function of opportunity cost as it is simply looking at an individual asset's performance.$1000 rent is $12000 annual with $4k - $6K in Taxes and insurance