In all honesty you are trying to foresee the future and the way that SE MI calculates taxes is not that straight forward. 

Read some Dave Ramsey on how to cut expenses and save.

We want the lawn cut every the other week in the summer, remove leaves in the Fall season and trim bushes once or twice a year. 

Once the highway expansion is completed, it should cut down residents’ commute time to some of the major employers located on 1604 such as USAA, Valero, and UTSA.

To solve the problem when people want to close their bedroom door when they are sleeping we cut one inch off the bottom of the door, install a vent in the wall above the door so air flows into the hallway and we even cut holes in the ceiling and install registers with filter so the warm moist air rising to the ceiling can flow into the attic.

So to touch on the subject of my post, I got to mow the grass at my duplex and cut down 5 foot tall weeds, because my mower has apparently not shown up and I got a call from the chief of police on Friday, yay!

At least where I am, surrounded by forest, you're in a constant battle with nature to keep it from overtaking your property (that is, it takes straight up time and elbow grease.

Here are a couple that would do it straight in an LLC.

Some corners are cut (figuratively speaking, not literally) but once they are installed they're pretty good.

The pretty clear-cut answer here is this:  You'll want to be in a structure that provides you the most robust legal protection, but you'll want access to the best lending options.