There are a lot of variable depending on how you intend on operating your business and I would recommend hiring an attorney in the state in which you will be operating your businsess.

Charlesa, you don't form an LLC "On a property", you form the Limited Liability Company as an entity to conduct business. 

Working on growing our fledgling RE business and looking forward to learning more about the process and options. 

Article about their business that I can across:https://www.inquirer.com/busin...

I am a big fan of maintaining a performance dashboard in my other business (Veterinary Clinic) as I structure it to show in both chart and graph form my progress in various metrics over time for my business.

I also do business in Monroe & Old Bridge. -- I will DM you as well! 

Quote from @Yates Harris: Yes, you are overthinking it.Insurance companies are in the business of making money.

does having a long LLC history 10+ years  in business help in any way Just asking dumb questions (Thanks in Advance!!)

We also have an onsite manager who is handling the day-to-day business. 

IMPORTANT:--Guest communications, including setting up your automated messages--Price adjustments (key into seasonal pricing and important events in your area)--Listing description and noting amenities--Guest reviews--Learning from experienced hosts with great reviews (you can do this on many social media sites, including the Facebook group, Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth)UNIMPORTANT:--Watching your Ring Doorbell camera--Obsessing about minute details that other hosts are freaking out about--Being a control freak about ANYTHING related to this business.