I have two shorter-term goals at the moment; to join a few in-person REIA groups here in Boston and to start building a team to make landlording and rehabbing as efficient as possible.

On the one hand, it's wise to be as tax-efficient as possible, and as you said, it's complicated, and all of us have a unique situation.

Very efficient and rental great income maker. 

It is also efficient time-wise.

If you factor ~3% Credit Card processing and the cost to drive (efficient) traffic it might not look so bad.

AMC has been wise to issue shares at these sky high prices but wouldn't it be wiser to buy their "undesirable", discounted theaters and do an OpCo - PropCo split; spinning of their real estate into a REIT refinancing some of their expensive debt as property level mortgages along the wayWould be a hell of a lot more tax efficient! 

I want to take a managerial role, and handle things like book keeping, taxes, marketing, and building business systems to increase efficiencies, etc., and focus my efforts on growing the business.

That's interesting.Realistically, it'd probably be simpler and more efficient to just have someone else co-sign for a vehicle, which is probably what I'll end up doing.

there is a way to manage properties in the west end in efficient way?

I figured that I could apply the same concept as I have just purchased the property and will be installing energy efficient appliances and HVAC As I need to be replaced anyways.again just being in the scheming phase I will have to let you know how it all pans out.