@Craig Imazumi there is a debate among real estate investors whether or not you need an LLC.

I was looking at membership fees and debating.

In a recent debate, I quoted a source from the Casualty Actuarial Society that jokingly referred to beachfront property as a "pre-existing condition".

I'm trying to start a heated debate?

I’ve had the same debate internally.

None of my tenants see each other's communications traffic - each unit has it's own network (physical and logical) which are multiplexed onto a common fibre feed from the building ... a very similar design to office buildings/campuses.The technology is a strawman in this debate, the real issue is agency and responsibility for oneself versus liability for the actions of another.

To me, that is not up for debate.

Debating on how the terms being structured will effect my BRRRR exit strategy.

Fortunately, I've run into a wonderful real estate investors organization in south Florida that has provided me tons of info, networking opportunities and even a mentorship program that I am considering and fielding feedback for through this post.In BP I've seen differing takes on the matter of paid mentorship programs and I'm not necessarily debating the fact of having to pay but more so of what are the takes on this and possibly the experiences of having gone through one.

One of my colleague clears it out every 5 years at around ~$300I do know that its debatable.