So if you're a small investor, full charge of operations, yes, you'll be sued for personal negligence in addition to the LLC being sued.

If that improves, my speed payoff will be that much more pronounced.So, at present, that's my operating "plan".  

I operate 2 vacation rentals there (going on 3, starting end of May) and they are operating full clip!

However, would anyone with cash/operating experience (that would qualify for commercial financing) be interested in partnering on a deal together?

. - I have a business background in Supply Chain and Human Resources - where I would build and continuously improve systems to support profitable/strategic operations, as well as coaching teams/culture/people to success.Seeking any and all advice - Thank you in advance!

Forgot the company name, but they'll put in coin-operated washer/dryer, do any/all maintenance on it for a small monthly fee.

These operational expenses are eating away at the projected cash-flow.My strategy was initially long-term by and hold, but after looking at 2-3 units selling for nearly the same price and a 4 unit listed for $575k, selling it seems tempting.

I operate in the Dallas, TX investment space and can say it's a great market for appreciation as well as cash flow. 

I understand I should get a legal opinion and to setup an operating agreement, but I have these questions below to help me frame my perspective for when I go to an attorney and actually market to investors.Thanks!

@Jason Faulkner Just operate the STR yourself.