Although to us who have gone through the sheer exhaustion of trying to keep a failing business alive not wanting to face the time, trouble and expense of filing a tax return is understandable, it is not so understandable to Federal authorities. 

A trained, and competent Agent/Wholesaler brings far more to the equation than an "ordinary Agent".   

I can tell you though that I believe a Trust is more cost effective than an LLC. 

Sometimes late pay can be better than an empty Lot -- If it were me I would try to see if the tenant can regain their financial footing.  

Real physical items depreciate over time and eventually exhaust their useful life, at which point you MUST spend the money.

Thus, after this exhaustive analysis is over, the only real benefit to a series LLC are the savings on secretary of state filing fees, and very little else.

I'd say it's nothing more than an inflated ego and greed.

@Diem Tran if you are looking into the credit history of a business rather than an individual, most typically use Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) reports. 

It is more expensive to set up than an LLC.

How is this different than an assignment agreement?