You either expose yourself to more liability by keeping more property in less LLCs or you cough up more dough and reduce your exposure in any one LLC.As for tax advantages... not sure what you're looking for, especially in rentals.

Lenders will typically limit their exposure in contiguous complexes to less than 15%, something to also be mindful of.

Even better, is to do this now (while the expansion is fairly healthy) and also reducing exposure over the next year or two. 

So, if you want to get the maximum amount of exposure to people visiting the forums (we get a TON of visits from people who aren't logged into the site), a PRO account will allow that to happen.

The more you do it the greater your exposure!

REITS and PE funds allow a path of least resistance to get the desired RE exposure.

By no means am I defending the insurance industry, but it is a higher exposure to both property and liability.

sorry messed up the quote thing Because I always overthink things, what if we mixed this B-Corp/ Non profit with J Scotts mentorship program bought up a bad neighborhood while teaching some of us the ins and outs til completion could be a groups challenged kinda thing , a Biggerpockets Apprentice ( staring Bill Gulley as The Donald LOL) a little exposure for Biggerpockets, alittle generosity for a community a little sweat equity learning for someone like me , might be way out there but that's the way my mind works

Neither Ken nor I learned what we know in any class or seminar or in a year, it takes long term exposure to different situations, good communication with other professionals, accountants, attorneys, title folks, securities advisors and insurance to mention a few.

Being a nice guy (with exposure to liability as your reward)Or...