For simplicity sake, I'm thinking we'll make a cash offer and then transfer into LLC once it's established.

Choosing a brokerage with established training programs and a welcoming support structure is important.

I share similar goals in that I do want to establish a long-term financially secure future for my family.

Most of the units are weekly rentals with the remainder being monthly.The building is financed with a private-lender at 11% and I'm looking to get regular financing to bring my interest rate down and establish a long-term repayment plan.The bank I'm working with now is slower than molasses getting the refi in place and I'm hoping there's a loan broker out there that can help things move a little faster.If you are (or know of) a good loan broker can you let me know? 

The added benefit of using a land trust is that you can actually remove your name(s) from public record if you establish the trust correctly, having your attorney sign as a Nominee Trustee and hence creating an attorney-client privilege protecting your name(s).Once again, I would chat with your banker to see what they are offering. 

A) - Analyze your Current Entrance/Opportunity Cost   1 - Establish property sq ftg ranges, with each range no more than 300 sq ft in width.   2 - List the current properties for sale, and slot them in the ranges (see #1)   3 - Establish what the current entrance cost is per range. 

You can also pay someone a small fee to act as your registered agent and establish the LLC yourself.

Well, you need a Broker to establish a PM company, and most brokers who are not Already doing it likely are not interested. 

As an "active" real estate investor, I'm looking to establish a cost basis for a property that I owner financed via title and deed many years ago. 

I have several "management" intensive properties that I would like to liquidate and 1031 those funds into an established Opportunity Zone fund and park those funds capital gains tax free for 10 years.