LLP is mostly used by professional organizations that not allowed to form an LLC.From a tax perspective - there is no tax savings based on what state you will form and create the LLC. 

Very professional.

There's been a lot of attention recently on a few landlords who were gaming the system and the City's aldermen are cracking down on abuses, but I think that those landlords are more the exception than the rule. 

I don't see any issue with this as long as you are not posing as the licensed professional.

Though I haven't worked with his company, he himself seems like a good person as well and was knowledgeable about the industry, professional and diligent.

Try searching your area on www.NARPM.org if they have someone in your area it will likely be a better trained and more professional manager.

Wanted to create a professional overview of my track record in REI without giving them a book on each deal.Thanks!

It sounds like I'll want to get the lease and all legal docs signed off by a professional, and we'll need some accounting help to make sure we're making the best moves financially. 

Long time lurker on the boards here and have found them incredibly informative and many of the members extremely courteous and professional.

During my time at UBS, I was focusing on getting real estate professionals to invest in stocks and bonds.