Rent would be higher per door on a SF, I just meant the CAP would probably end up being better on a MF.

So maybe if you setup a separate company to manage the property, and that company were to have an extremely unique name that when googled led right to your website, that could be a totally legal approach.Why don't you use the listing sites for what they are meant for, then try to market direct to those customers that have already stayed with you without incident for their repeat business?

I guess I meant not conducive to the investing strategy that I am looking for myself.

An LLC (I'll assume you are referring to a single member LLC where no election has been made to be taxed as a C or S corporation) confers no tax advantages, it's primarily intended to be a risk / liability mitigation / management tool.

I'm filing for an LLC which will serve as a Property Management entity providing a layer of anonymity for myself, asset protection- separating all current running and projected business transactions, forthwith.With this election, I have a few questions like: What is the best way to pay myself through distributions or self-pay?

It’s not a major cash flowing property, but It’ll cash flow ~$220+ even after setting aside money for the variable expenses.I guess I meant turnkey meaning no major work needs done, it doesn’t NEED paint but every wall is white so a little bit of color wouldn’t hurt it.

I know that some  people elect to have an LLC when starting rental arbitrage and post their properties on AirBnB, which I also want to do.

I’ll answer that question and if you meant something different, then just let me know.The very first step in getting started, I would say, is to not be content with where you are now.

Now that came with its challenges but I knew challenges were meant to be met, addressed, and overcame.

If you're trying to save and pay down debts, house hacking is a great way to put some money to work, although I wouldn't recommend it if it meant you'd blow your entire emergency fund.