Would holding all of my rentals under a (s) LLC be beneficial towards the tax situation I am in?

In some senses our credibility is based on outcomes perceived by others - so if we can determine that someone has something to offer, and perhaps there's a mutually beneficial relationship/sharing of info or perspective that can occur.In any relationship, both parties being transparent can build trust.  

To me the biggest benefit would be you won't get reassessed for property taxes and you get the beneficial interests.

COC for mutual fund and stock investments have been known to have been in the 8-10% COC range.Annualized Return on Investment (Annualized Return)Annualized return is used to evaluate an investment’s performance over time.

@Susan O.You would have to justify that your physical presence is beneficial for your business.

To me it's seems beneficial for me just to pay it and bind it on behalf of the tenants especially if it covers damages caused by them to my property.However, I'm sure I'm missing something here.

Would it be beneficial for me to keep records through QuickBooks myself or should the property manager be able to give me all that I need for taxes or when I want a report on a specific property?

Would love to discuss the following…Property management best practicesMarketing for dealsFinancial tracking and systemsFlipping and/or wholesalingScheduling your dayFinancing your dealsIf you think something like this could be beneficial to you and feel you could also add to the group with your experience, please PM me with a little about you and we can go from there. 

I’m an investor in the Texarkana, TX area, looking to connect with investors that are looking for a prime university market.Where are other good places to look for investors and what organizations do you find to be most beneficial?

If you find a veteran investor in the area you want to get involved with and will take a small cut of the profit to walk you through it, then it could be very beneficial.