Having an LLC for each property sounds like an administrative nightmare.This would result in having an entity for each property, multiple checking account numbers, multiple check books, possibly multiple tax returns, etcYou may want to consolidate multiple properties into one LLC.

Agree my MBA isn't being utilized, I got it to get into Healthcare administration while I have been climbing the ladder in leadership and management.

However, with a trust you get to determine who will be the administrator(s) and steward(s) of your clearly outlined plan — the trustee. 

It populates it's database from county websites and is very transparent about the limitations of gathering information.

We do use both public and private databases, and I use several tools to verify the accuracy of my numbers.

Please talk to the DPH in CT to verify and make sure you're not violating any laws.If you're a MA landlord reading this, you can message me and I can check the database and see if the building you're interested in has already been done.

Compare how much time you have and the administrative load of getting multiple quotes to how inefficient you think the market is and you can make an educated decision about how many more lenders to reach out to. 

Most folks use their full name too on there so you can cross check that name on the online criminal database in your state and prescreen before you even message them .

However, what surprised me the most was the result of the poll. 89% thought Cramer was right and only 5.5% thought the Obama Administration was right.

My iPad is only good for presentations as I cannot use it for production because it's not compatible with our databases.