As pointed out above, some will contract with a TPA to provide these services.I would be happy to discuss further with you privately if you would like to drill deeper into the topic.

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Then you could also choose to use on Traditional LLC as an operating company, to separate the liability of your operations (contractors, property management, etc.) from your assets.For which entity, whether Series LLC or C-Corp, will fit your portfolio best, you need to talk to your CPA.Some generalized comments on the topic, though.

I have a very good grasp of the real estate industry on a macro level and a fairly good grasp within a variety of sub topics within real estate.

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Here is a post I made a while back defining the markets in Birmingham. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/549...Feel free to reach out with any questions you may have about Birmingham. 

Opportunity zones have been increasingly becoming a hot topic for our out of state investors.

I would love to get some thoughts on this topic.

Here is an article I would encourage you to read on Joint Ventures.Option 1: Traditional LLCFor this situation I would recommend setting up a regular LLC for this property.

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