I’m part of a real-estate investment partnership and that is going great, so I want to invest more in real esate.

We're not concerned about liability, the main reason I've used LLCs in the past for other rentals, so we plan on keeping this one as simple as possible.My mother's accountant told her to consider a partnership.

I would love to connect with local realtors/property managers that could function as my boots on the ground.

The function of a good real estate agent is to ensure you get the best price for your property and to perform the associated paperwork.

I'm paying like $350-400 per  unit for duplexes and triplexesand about $400-550 per SFRFor instance one unit on a duplex says. but this is split into 2 units. so It's $600 annual for the 2: $130k dwelling, 7k personal property1k deductible500k biz liability w 1 mm aggregateonly 1 k medical for $300 ANNUAL PREMIUM x 2 = $600 annuallyAnother example for a Single Family Residency:$260k dwell;ing w 25k dwelling extension12k personal propertyand loss of rentsdeductible 1k$500k biz liab/1mm aggregate1k medical$600 ANNUAL PREMIUMIn forms, options end it says:Special form 3, amendatory end, debris removal end, policy end, amendatory collaps, reg partnership, genl O sign end, mandatory reporting end, extra replacement cost cov, form 438 lndr loss pay, rental dwelling end.Have no clue what all that is!!

I am also willing to do a partnership.

Ultimately, just be a good tenant and keep the place clean, safe, and functional, as in the case of any good quality rental.  

We are looking into forming a partnership with a lawyer instead of having to pay each time we need a new form or service.  

I will be working as a manager of strategic partnerships at an asset management company that also has property management.I found BiggerPockets while looking to learn as much as I could about the business before I even took the job.

If MF, you acquire property in LLC and have a partnership agreement drafted by an experienced attorney.If you decide to setup a LLC anyway...I suggest a Delaware LLC for various reasons.