I would go to local real estate clubs or events and network as much as I could and start hanging out with successful people.Just so you'll understand a little about me is that I have about 30 years of experience in construction management and real estate. 

If the banker you talk to doesn’t understand real estate investing, they may not give you the loan, regardless of if you’re incorporated.

I am not currently on any mortgage, but I assume I would need to ber listed in the LLC. 2) my understanding is that the main house in georgia, if I live there, I would be able to assume the current mortgage. 

I do understand not wanting to lose great tenants.

In this phase, we’re collecting opinions from both landlords and companies with the objective of better understanding what are your experiences and pain points. 

They must communicate well and understand your goals and project program. 

We understand the importance of budgeting for CAPEX and have conservative estimates in our budget. 

Can’t play the game without understanding the rules.

Thank you, @Michael Norris I certainly understand the importance of renters having their own insurance.

It's a given that it would cost more than the same trip via a ground car, even if ground transportation doesn't gain its own improvements (which it will - autonomous networked vehicles will make the ground trip safer, faster, and cheaper than present ground transit, and that is *much* closer to a broad implementation than air taxis).