Granted this is a deferred tax strategy vs an optimization strategy, but the end effect is pretty similar if you plan to expand your rental portfolio in the future and pass on to later generations.  

In time your expenses will increase considerably on individual doors and eat up your cash flow.I would be looking to sell now while the SFH market is still high.

IE timber owners many times had these properties through a few generations waiting for the timber to mature..

I do know that neither would put the LLC on the mortgage because they needed the individual to be responsible if things go bad.   

This should save me money on my own future deals, while also helping me gain credibility within the industry and my local area as a serious real estate investor and deal maker.As for my professional background, I have been working as a freelance social media marketing strategist for 7+ years helping B2B companies generate and nurture high-quality leads on LinkedIn.

Mostly I'm hearing that I, as an individual, have to be on the title at closing but then I can have it recorded the same day to my LLC.I'm guessing the best thing for me to do is be upfront with any potential lender/broker on what my plans are.  

If I dumped all my cash into this (I also have stocks and crypto etc, so I am diversified) I could in theory generate enough income to reach my goal, however I am nervous that buying in a different metro may have been a much better option, or buying C grade SFRs and duplexes in a peaky market will comeback to ruin me, or buying apartment buildings / complexes would have been a much better option.Also if I want to buy apartments, how do I accomplish that?

Not specifically the properties or types, but the cities or states themselves.Do you have states in mind that you look into individually and then begin to determine potential cities? 

Is there a program that I can put the apn into that will quickly generate addresses?

The third option is lending to your local "hard money" lenders instead of to individual investors.