@Erez FriedlanderThere are some unique tax aspects when it comes to real estate, partnerships and foreign investors(assuming you are non-resident Aliens for US tax purposes).There are FIRPTA concerns when and if the property is sold.There are withholding concerns if the partnership operates at positive income on an annual basis.However, the general mechanics are the same when it comes to partnership tax return deadlines.

Seeing that it is in a very unique place.

Because the tax code is fairly complex, it is important to get professional advice about your unique situation before you claim a new deduction or credit.DeductionsBecause you own an investment property, you can now take advantage of new deductions.

Brokers are by far the most effective way but is anyone doing any unique approaches they would be willing to share?

Besides the obvious income from what I'm sure are typically long term leases, against price, repairs, operating costs, etc, are there some details unique about this space?

Big gym fan and aslo and a Techie with some nice toys and PC builds.  

I am looking to make a professional transition from the hospitality industry, and am exploring a few different real estate investment avenues...leaning more towards rentals at the moment...long-term/short term (airbnb)...and toying around with the idea of trying to house-hack a small multifamily as a way of getting the ball rolling. 

So, you could create a new LLC but you may not need to unless there is some estate planning or other personal legal reason driving that.4) I always had unique bank accounts for each LLC.  

If it's too unique it'll take awhile to find the buyer

What are you doing to be unique and competitive to win deals in this market(other than offering a higher price)?