Is there any way and should get an LLC mixed in the equation of every thing you mentioned?

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Small town 97-yo brick 10-unit mixed use for $250k,  Had some value-add ($15k + my labor) but rents are about $4200/mo.  

For me a small mix of both is what I am going to strive for.

I'm mostly interested in 2-4 multifamily or mixed use, but  I'm open to all possibilities, rental income, flipping, investing outside NYC, partnering up on deals, etc.

When mixed with water, it becomes concentrated hydrogen peroxide.

So I'm looking to secure financing on 3 story mixed-use building in Philadelphia.

I currently attend Wake Tech Community College and am enrolled in their AS transfer program.

The neighborhood would be considered B due to small town and 100% owner occupied and well maintained older homes mixed with medium maintained properties on same street.  

No matter how many little houses I have,I know they will never mix well financing and insuring-wise with an entity.