There shouldn't be any tax implications for using the LLC as opposed to doing things without a corporate entity because your single member LLC would be a disregarded entity for taxation purposes. 

This is for a standard note, now if you go nuts with odd terms, like interest only, scheduled principle payments quarterly and adjustable rates, you'll need the title company to have a custom note made...$$$, so, keep it simple. 

In regards to taxation, IN is one of the BEST states for non-residents to invest.   

We live in close quarters (we are structured like condos), and our neighbor insists on smoking multiple times a night, including most nights at 11:00 pm.

Hey everyone,My partner and I recently moved tenants into our first rental property and are considering, as a standard practice moving forward with our business, providing quarterly pest treatments to our homes.

We also have NJ property tax at $9,800, some student loan interest, and we make a few donations every year. 

Also, I host a quarterly event in Reading.  

Still in grace period till January 2018.I make about $60,000 (~$40k after tax) at this job I just started and I get some bonuses throughout the year.I have about $3,000 saved up.Currently living at my parents with a monthly expense of around $905/mo (oh the joy of living at home), but soon I'll be living closer to my work because my long commute.

Other than that they just get their quarterly reports and distributions. 

I'm also looking to get into the MF space myself.San Diego sits at 28 on the affordability index, which is 4 points below the state average of 32, for end of the 1st quarter, 2017.