Definitely hook up with @Shaun Hunt and see if you can share resources.Your experiences are both educational and a bit of self-discovery about where your risk level is. 

Questioning the level of protection by LLCMy husband and I have lived in greater Los Angeles area for 10 years with modest assets worth protecting from creditors.

Some areas in mid-level cities have awesome returns but the trade off is normally worse tenants.

You will still take 100% of the depreciation deduction allowable on your rentals, but if that deduction causes you to have a passive loss, that loss will become suspended and not currently utilized due to your income level.

Even younger buyers want energy efficiency, open floor plans and a true master suite.

We ran out of cash and energy at the end of this.

And some realistic sense for how much work/time/energy this is for you.An good agent can tour the property and produce a written CMA - takes me about half a day, to do both things well and not just shoot from the hip.

It's a large single family house, 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitchen on main level and in basement. 

It's a large single family house, 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitchen on main level and in basement.

I assume you might be able to get by with just registering the LLC as a foreign entity depending on the volume of work you do and the level of risk.