Series LLCs, such as those available in Delaware, are interesting, but you must then register the company as a foreign entity doing business in MA, which costs the same as creating a MA entity. 

@Wendell De Guzman - Hey neighbor!

I can comment on the solar panels on a rental.

I own an investment property in Wilmington, Delaware and the townhome has a mudroom extension on the back (5x10) that needed to be demolished and rebuilt from the bottom up because it was old, leaking, etc.

This might be a good candidate for seller financing.Since it is commercial Dodd Frank won't apply.If they are retired they might like the idea of getting a monthly payment for income without having to de repairs and maintenance.A 75k sale price at 6% with 5k down and 10 year amortization will have a payment of %777.14 (felling lucky?)

It would be cool to install solar panels on top of all your rental properties and make additional passive income off them by charging the tenant for what they use and whatever else you sell back to the grid!

Cul de sac location?

The Cajun kept grinning and said, "Dis mean de Saints done won da Super Bowl?!!"

One of the most effective things Bush did when fighting the Taliban was to freeze their accounts internationally - de-funding them.

I have to say it is kind of de-motivating (can I use that word) when I want to learn more about real estate and I am trying to do the right thing by focusing on a market that I am interested in, but seeing so many things popping up sometimes I can get a little lost.what things do you do to set up and tailor your BP account to what you are trying to learn on?