Hello,I am in the San Francisco Bay Area and I am looking for a tax advisor who can provide advice on tax/ cash flow implications of putting RE investment properties and property management under LLC(s) as opposed to individual ownership.

I lived in an apartment at San Felipe and Fountain View when I first moved to Houston in '02.

I am now seriously looking into buying some Multifamily properties and would like some insight in the San Antonio and surrounding areas market?  

I ask because I am a Marine Corps Vet and CA Real Estate Agent (CalBRE #01969244) I can help with some research and connect you with a Military Friendly RE Agent in your area.Right now the VA Loan limits in MARICOPA COUNTY AZ is $424,100 for One-Unit (SFR), $543,000 for Two-Unit, $656,350 for a Three-Unit, and $815,650 for a Four-UnitIf you are ever looking to invest in the San Diego County, CA area or in the SW Riverside County, CA area - contact me with your buying criteria and I'll pass along to you any listings that match.

Since 2000 the top 3 nationally for total returns cash flow plus equity are LA, SF and San Diego. 

I also have about $40K of severance pay coming in too but I will probably need that to live on for a while.If I can get access to my 401K funds I would maybe be interested in buying something out of state in the NW Indiana area because that is where i grew up but came to San Diego in 1989.I will still probably get another regular job for a while but I don't think I can make anywhere near what I was making when I got laid off.

I've also assumed that I could get the property for 90k rather than 105k and that it would take 5k in rehabs and 3k in closing.https://www.redfin.com/TX/San-Antonio/450-Tulane-Dr-78228/home/48896162https://www.biggerpockets.com/buy_and_hold_results...

There is a community of architects here in San Diego that have had great success doing exactly what you are describing, such as Jonathan Segal, Ted Smith, Lloyd Russell, Form for Foundation, Sebastian Mariscal.  

., in and around DFW, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio you should be able to pick up properties like this.

The the cities of Fontana, Ontario and Hesperia and the county of San Bernardino's ED plan is to seize the mortgages on upside-down properties via the eminent domain, not the properties.