We all feel it may be time to re-evaluate, condense, simplify....That being said, if you are managing 300+ properties as a company, would you be willing to share what your "tool belt" looks like?

The blower of the unit, both operating as a heater and as an air-conditioner, sucks up air from the returns and expels it through floor registers.

I have 3 successful flips under my belt and years of experience in the real estate industry.

When you have 3-4 rentals under your belt or $1 million in equity, then you can pay a little more attention to protecting your assets.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

After you have some transactions under your belt it will make sense to you. 

@George Blower @Basit SiddiqiThanks to you both for the quick responses and additional information and resources.

“I've been owning properties for over 20 years and this is the first time I've done this...”Before you said that, I thought I was reading a post by someone who rented out a room in their primary residence for the first time, and made a “mistake” that few rookies would even make.Rookies here ask about whether they should form an LLC before buying their first property - they are afraid of liability before they have any experience under their belts.

Being a catholic in the bible belt can be tricky ;) Gift cards to target are always a winner.

On a few occasions where I was walking into a situation where trust is an issue (meeting with inherited tenants with whom the relationship has deteriorated), I turn on my video recording on my phone and then "holster" it on the front of my belt. 

That's the basis for a hard money loan; not your personal finances, credit score, past payment history, good looks, etc.With several flips under your belt already, Manuel, you have the experience that would appeal to many HML's.