when commissions are paid is it better to create an LP or LLc to have the commissions paid to it rather then the individual realtor. 

And there's no federal mechanism pressuring states to do something specific, like how if a state's drinking age is below 21 then that state will lose federal highway dollars (fun fact: there is ALSO no federal minimum drinking age applicable outside of federally controlled land, just some highway money that forced all the states to "voluntarily" set it at 21 on an individual basis, I believe Texas was the last holdout, possibly due to oil money). 

My main question is; is there liability implications that I’m not taking into account for having this property in my individual name rather than my LLC?

I am new to this community and real estate investing in general and I am really excited to be part of the community :)Hi Dhaval, in my opinion it's impossible to say that one crowdfunding platform is "the best" for everyone because the answer is going to be very different for each person, depending on their individual risk tolerance, financial situation, goals etc.

Many banks have either individually-owned or household-owned limits.

From a legal standpoint though, a multi-member LLC is a separate entity (often treated the same as a separate individual), so why would there be any liability for a broker when the entity is purchasing a property that is not utilizing the services of a broker.

I met two individuals that are active investors & maybe they can help me when I’m stuck.  

If you’re fortunate enough to get 4 students to sign individual leases at an average of 425 a room or 500 a room including utilities,-you’d probably be happy.

I am hoping Bigger Pockets can be a gateway to help me connect with other like minded individuals in my area!

There are several other individuals that do STRs.