I would love to help answer any questions I can. 

The answer to this will be found in building two proformas.

Never post on a public forum how much cash you have sitting around.Be prepared for lots of random colleague requests and messages now.The answer to your question totally depends on your goals and risk tolerance.Do you want to buy SFH's or MFR's?

In order to avoid the low participation rate, I've a.) suggested that by completing the survey, the tenants could win up to $100 - the amount is a function of the thoroughness and comprehensiveness of their answers and b.) issue the survey with 3-6 months left on the year-long lease so that I can take the feedback into consideration and assess repairs and improvements that may help retain my top quality tenants and reduce vacancy. 

@Jason Ma I'm not sure this answers your question but I would recommend looking at the growth of the university.I invest almost exclusively in student rentals in Columbia, SC and the University of South Carolina is the primary driver of activity in the downtown market.

I'm also new here but I've found the information and answers to questions to be incredibly beneficial!

Thanks for putting it together and answering the questions.

You can't answer a question like this in the absolute without looking at the deal as a whole.

I probably answered my own question then...if its the same LLC, just qualified as a foreign entity, then essentially its the same company and I wouldn't need a separate account. 

I hope this answered the question.