My Accountant recommended I look into a Series LLC that would help cut down on paperwork, clutter, and fees, but after reading Biggerpockets it seems rather divided on the topic.My main concern is whether I'd be protected in the same way with a Series LLC that I would be if I placed each property into separate LLC's?

This knowledge helps me get through the clutter of the MLS and know which properties I should keep an eye on.

If that means hiring a landscaper to ensure the curb appeal is appealing, de-cluttering, painting, or staging.

She says she loves cleaning our house because there is no clutter like a primary residence.We put in new super capacity washer and dryer as doing the laundry is the biggest bottleneck and she does all this on site and remakes all the beds.

(they live in my neighborhood so I do casual drive bys) They do have 4 kids and cats, and probably do live a busy life, but the clutter, garbage, cat litter smell in the basement and overall dirty mess was way over the top.When I did my screening, their former landlord didn't mention anything about them being slobs.

The clutter is intense in all of the rooms, the bathrooms are dirty, there is garbage in the hallways.

Clutter, open food, causes bugs, rodents and disease. 

It does appear like a dwelling of sorts...I am definitely adding a clause about outdoor clutter now though!

Action - Apply "The One Thing" philosophy to cut down on "clutter" of work. 

Slobbo the Magnificent is an acceptable tenant as long as his filth and clutter doesn't lead to long-term damage and fire hazards.