I am currently a college student obtaining a degree in business administration and accounting.

., they are more specialized, with fewer competent administrators available, entail higher risks of vacancy and loss.  

Unfortunately there are a lot of drug users and one of the buildings I bought was filled with them - and in MA it's a huuuge pain to get them out.

People are not working, being responsible with their money, and many are abusing drugs or alcohol. 2. we have too many mentally ill people on the streets largely because we have closed so many mental health hospitals. 3.

Let's just say mistakes were made, and it really turned me away from real estate.I'm an IT System Administrator looking to build passive income through property rentals.

It also helps that I give them some promotional items (pens and calendars) with my information when they take a pre-employment drug screen. 

Can't speak for your CPA, but there are often concerns about administrative costs involved with series LLCs.

@Jason C WilkinsonThis link gives some examples of what an unlicensed broker employee can do.The idea is unlicensed employees can only do things of an administrative nature, things involving contracts, negotiation and such must be done by a broker or a licensed salesperson working under a broker. 

The drugs, the evictions, the 6 kids in a 1-2 bedroom, the dilapidated conditions the tenants are perfectly fine living in, tenants not paying rent and landlords enter the empty unit only to find out they've left..  

There was a Drug dealer and his family who didn't care about his neighbors and was a real rowdy guy.It's crazy how a small amount of people can bring an entire neighborhood down, but this group did.The house came with a tenant that eventually stopped paying the $500 per month rent.