It is always easier to do this in the year of purchase because there is a little more red tape involved by breaking out assets after the year of purchase.

I would be happy to discuss your needs and see if there is a good fit for your portfolio in the Greater Phx area. 

Keep being involved in the forums, reading the BP material and guides, participate in the BP webinars, check on the videos on the formulas, and listen to the podcast.If you need help with a particular lesson feel free to message me!

@Mark DiGioia My advice is to start looking at the top companies, and choose one that fits with your goals. 

If you bought a SFR or rented one then you would be paying 100% of the expenses involved.

A type of loan that works for one person may not be the best fit for another person.  

Recognize "good" deals (they don't have to be "great")....don't change your criteria....but do move quickly once you find something that fits your requirements.Realize you will make mistakes and be ok with it. - Use mistakes as learning opportunities to improve. 

Are there books, Podcasts or ways that I can study about how it's done and the details involved.

You will NOT save any money by operating with an LLC, indeed there are startup & operating costs involved (not large), which means having an LLC will actually cost you more than not having one (outside of any liability related issues).

I found a desirable park that fits my criteria that's currently in pre-foreclosure.