I work for a company that owns around 100 parks and of course every state is different with regulations, but overall just looking for the pros and cons of registering

You want to buy any new properties in a LLC but also depending on how much you want to scale your real estate biz, you may want to create a holding company LLC and a S-Corp if you get large enough.

On this site, it seems like there's a lot of crickets when the subject of residential development and larger scale residential building comes up....which is disappointing as there's a lot of wise people here... maybe the niche is smaller than I thought or we're looking in the wrong place for answers....

Look for a location that has attractions beyond skiing, such as hiking, biking, or water sports.Rental management: You'll need to decide whether you want to manage the rental yourself or hire a property management company.

It looks like a larger company without the personal service or communication.I would expect more canned responses, slow responses, slow reactions to get service etc.

A few things they mentioned were solar partners, pool company partners, roofing partners, etc.

I've met partners, lenders, contractors, essentially my team and its been incredibly valuable.I also recommend finding someone in your market doing what you want to be doing at a larger scale and figuring out a way that you can provide them value.

By purchasing something from the company, you established a business relationship with the company.

As a PM, we have the UDs filed with the owner's name as Plaintiff DBA our company name, because any judgment received should be owned by the owner, not the PM. 

I think the best and easiest way to get started is to use a servicing company.