Also, the state of formation is likely where internal disputes would be brought among LLC members, so if you and a partner and/or spouse live in CA, you probably want to arbitrate in CA if the two of you had a disagreement.

A picture book or video log of all the steps and items completed?

It shows in the reply window like it's in a table format, but it definitely didn't come out that way...Here are my numbers in Google Spreadsheet.

But just like with anything you outsource, you'll get better results if you understand the fundamentals.Google has a ton of videos and support articles.

I'm not sure I can give you an answer in this format that would be complete enough...without it turning into a novel.However, I will hit on a few key points and falsehoods that may be the root of your  question...here goes:1 - Market/economy downturns affect equity, which isn't as important to cash flow since it has no real impact on it.  

Yes, you pay a one-time formation fee and only one annual filing fee for the master LLC, but for liability/asset protection, you STILL have to do separate operating agreements, separate dba's (that means licensing fees), separate bank accounts, separate accounting, and separate EINs for each series!

I have a lot of pictures online and a youtube video showing the whole rental.

A big problem with unemployment is that the capital formation for small business is abysmal.

Everyone has to start somewhere, so not trying to influence people not to do this, but spending a month reading and watching videos from experts will not make you successful.

You should have a pro videographer film one of the seminars and edit it into a validating testimonial and informational video, for those who cannot attend a seminar but want to learn about it later.