I was just wondering if it is a wise move to put multiple properties under a company assuming there are tax breaks and benefits.

My main concerns are whether I should use a property manager (only 10% even for tdy apartment)?

There is tax benefits to doing it that way as well.

The main factor for going with this unit was obviously price. 

About the benefits of creating an LLC. 2.

Once we saw that it expired, we tracked down the owner and were able to strike a deal that benefited both sides.Rundown of the Deal: The property is currently a 3 bd/1 bth, 962 sq ft house a few blocks away from the University of Arizona.

@Michael Plante you have two main options here:  You can get a cash out loan on each property separately or you can get a blanket loan on the entire portfolio of properties.  

The second contractor did not charge me for his services, I had to deal with and pay the subcontractors directly, and there was one who did a poor job, mainly because he needed direction (and that's what a GC is for). 

Hopefully I have a little better luck here.My current employer offers an exceptional benefit through PST, or our profit-sharing trust, program.

My main question is after I purchase my first property purchase, how do I purchase another without the 20% down.