I would definitely be house hacking it at first, especially the first year or two but then I would move on to just investment properties separate from where I’d live.

You also have operate the LLC as a business, i.e. separate from your personal accounts, otherwise you risk "piercing the corporate veil" thus negating the liability protection you "thought" you had all long.

Graphic Designer both have very little debt Both have clean criminal ect...And have been in their current separate rentals for over 2 years each.  

I have three flips going right now and keeping the expenses separate is important to me.

In December 2019, I had posted an article outlining 8 separate deals I put under contract (totaling over $1M in real estate) in 12 months.

My apologies on the lack of info I had numbers in a separate note 4 bedroom rent post rehab - $20002 bedroom rent - $1400Studio rent - $700Monthly payment including taxes, pmi, mortgage and insurance - $2,600Water bill - $200Trash removal - $100Heat for 2 bedroom and 4 bedroom - $250 (Studio is separately metered, all electric separately metered) 7% vacancy

Two 2/1 and one 1/1.I went to the property and it is one main house separated in two with one 2/1 on one side and one 2/1 on the other side with an extra storage room in the back.

You lose that "one degree" of separation between you/owner and the other side. 

We find that a little separation in the renting process is better for both sides to avoid mistakes.

The only issue is as an LLC, I must keep my personal finances separate from the business’.