I use their free version and have had no issues. 

They are free (or at least free up to a certain # of units) and offer  most of the same features  along with very friendly user interfaces for both tenant and landlord.  

Feel free to reach out if any questions arise.

An LLC is not free.

It's free.

From there, I look to create a site that clearly and succinctly communicates both what the business offers customers/clients, and what they should do next (i.e. list your home, signup for email list, get a free investment checklist, etc.)If you aren't involved, there's a good chance your marketing won't match up with your business.

They are yielding 5.7% risk free and state income tax free.Lots of really terrible and irrelevant advice on this thread.

Then you’re free to rent it out.

They get free housing and a salary.

In Florida liability is capped at $1k by statute so if you spend $100k based on a title report and there's an easement running through the property that was missed you'll get $1k from the searcher at most.Second, you need someone to examine the documents that appear in the title search so that you understand what impact they may have on the property.