@Kenneth Soles  lastly to put it into perspective.this is not a shock to people if  you lose a home for tax's or non payment of Mortgage.. these folks have been dealing with this for in most cases years.... its not like you woke up one day and you lost your house.the folks that really have it rough though are tenants who did not know the landlord let the house go to foreclosure..

Depending on your income and tax situation you’ll most likely want to stagger the selling of rentals in hopes selling them all now doesn’t shoot you up into higher tax brackets.

Verifying last 2 years of rental history and income extremely important to find the “best of the worst”.Make sure you understand the Class of properties you are looking at and the corresponding results to expect.PM us if you’d like to discuss this logical approach in greater detail!

He would love some early feedback from pros who are likely to use something like this.

I mean i really like my guy i recommended and he is local to the house and in GA.

Let me know if you'd like to discuss.

The houses I would buy are around 100k - 150k and I know the study has its own cost associated with it as well, I just would like to hear the input from the BP community

Each LLC can have a separate agreement, but the IRS will scrutinize this, so keep everything above board to avoid issues.Tax Implications: This arrangement could allow you to shift income and claim home office deductions, but it needs to be done carefully to avoid triggering any red flags with the IRS.Renting a Car to Your LLCs:Renting your car to your LLCs can also offer some tax benefits, such as shifting income and potentially deducting expenses like mileage and depreciation.

is this there first deal, how many other properties like this have they managed? 

I checked out your profile and it looks like you do some really cool things in the area