If I decide to move forward with the LLC, I would like to know where would be a good path to start.Thank you all for your time.

@Alex Clark when deciding on a state other than your own I would look at the trends to see where people and companies are moving to. you can look into the stats of one way U-Haul rentals.

If not, move on to the next. 

After peaking in the second quarter of 2022 at $316 billion, trailing 12-month transaction volume finished the year close to 70% off the recent highs.As interest rate volatility whipsawed the capital markets last year, a noticeable shift in buying patterns saw investors move up the quality spectrum.

I have moved out of the country and find it difficult to keep my units. 

Due to the rising cost of financing, the deal fetched an 8% cap rate, typical for transactions in this size range.As we move through the first quarter of 2024, the $180 billion in retail loans maturing between 2024 and 2026 presents a significant consideration for the market.

Tenant-landlord law often limits what this can be.Insufficient funds: If you accept personal checks and the check bounces, there is normally a fee.Key/remote replacement fee: If new keys, garage door openers, mail keys, etc need to be replaced for the same tenant, there is often a fee.Breaking lease:  If a tenant moves out before the lease is over there is often a penalty clause. 

This will be my primary residence but I may want to move in a couple years as I would like more acreage. 

You will probably see homeowners move into the area and prices for these go up as it "transitions".But I'm not a fan of buying new construction properties anyway.

i worry what if tenants try to move a bunch of people in?