I'm wondering if there are any particular pros/cons to doing this versus using a separate buyer's agent.Just curious for others' thoughts and experiences.

The vinyl plank looks great, won't separate when the foundation inevitably flexes, won't puff up when somone spills water on it, won't scratch as easily, looks great, AND was slightly less expensive than laminate.

Does it make sense to have separate accounts?

Unless you plan to sell the 2 properties separately, I don't know why it should be a problem.

Also does the space have to be separated for each tenant.

We buy/hold and rent out our SFR/Duplexes/Multifamily Properties.We use 'Classes' for our 'Customers' (Tenants) to help separate and sort the data.

I faxed an unsigned copy of the lease and they signed and sent back, they transferred funds electronically to my bank account ( I have a separate account for tenants so they don't have my "personal" numbers), as long as the funds go in, I sign and their place is ready when they get here.

Are there limitations around how many properties I can provide seller financing for a year, even if each property is in a separate LLC?

Here's the thing, every seller knows that *their* property is separate from all others.

As for separate LLCs for each property that would shield the liability from one property not affecting the other property but might hinder you when u are ready to leverage the business to get a loan.