@Sean Edward O'Brien, I've posted multiple times on various aspects, and locations for investing for Dayton.

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

If you're seeing signs of drywood termites in multiple locations, then spot treatment probably isn't going to work and you'll need the place tented. 

If your plan is to retire in 5-10 years you will need multiple incomes of stream.

If you could buy multiple rentals with the cash out and achieve similar or better cash flow from the new ones then the choice should be obvious.

Well usually you have to take into consideration multiple factors but as you have said it is quite a small place so that makes it somewhat easier.

I have been told to get into commercial real estate, so what do I need to do to get a property or multiple properties to get this range of income?

I would love to know how those of you who have invested in multi units in the twin cities have hit your Cash on Cash ROI & cash flow goals, given that the properties I've found on the MLS have multiple offers and seem to be flying off the market at or above asking price.  

As a trustee state, lending involves a deed of trust (D-T) rather than a mortgage.

You have got to get the right team, including excellent property management.Doing BRRR is a whole lot more involved, and you have to be ready to assume a whole lot more risk than turnkey.