The Meetup in Norwalk happens thurs 1/16 at Peaches Restaurant in Norwalk CT at 7pm (https://www.meetup.com/Real-Estate-Networking-Event-R-E-N-E/)The second meetup is held at Geronimo's Restaurant in Fairfield CT.

The rents are high and tenant base is pretty stable.

I’d still be open to any topics just to get the ball rolling and the investment strategy juices flowing.

We're a stable cash flowing market that's growing in popularity but isn't over-saturated with investors.

But that's not as stable as an asset as real estate.

The LLC however would have to file an F&E return which is based on both the value of the asset and a 6% tax on the "net" income. 

@Michael O Hanlon if you are going for student rentals in that pocket then you will definitely see a high cash flow with a stable rate of play since most parents sign off on the leases (a phrase that I am sure you are aware of and even more sure that I am not the first  or second or tenth to post.)

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

Another thing you need to consider is if you're receiving rents you're supposed to file those on your schedule E.

The E-Myth - Michael Gerber.