But I have heard that rarely happens as long as you have a good payment history.From a tax perspective (again, not the expert here and could be wrong)....I believe that you will need to file a separate return for your LLC, even if you are a single-member LLC. 

I am trying to map out the best way to attain the best return on my money.

Now when a professional is honest enough to tell me that, I tend to listen (and return when I need an honest professional).

If you have CC debt pay that off first if you have student loan debt look at the interest rate and if it is higher than the return you could get on a rental property pay it off too. 

I have just under $10,000 in stocks and have been getting a decent return but I’m sure it’ll return at the average sometime.

Either self manage and fire PM or sell the property or take a ride to the casinos and roll some dice, you may have better returns.

Hi Guys,If I am not looking for any value appreciation, but I look for the real HIGHEST return on investment (ROI) or actually net operating income (NOI), can you name some cities and return % here and share?

Joe Hines all 4 units are rented and the cash on cash return is great.

Nashville is definitely a hot market and turnkey can be viable, but expect much lower returns with using a turnkey company. 

However you may have LLC formation costs, annual state and federal tax returns, and annual state LLC fees/annual report and I am not sure what IN charges.