If you don't have any vacancy. that is good and extra money in your pocket.

We paid down an extra $18k to eliminate PMI a few years ago.The tenants have been there for 2 years and may be interested in buying.

I like the idea of basing my offer relative the worst case scenario, might not close as many as if I were to go higher, but as a beginner I probably need to keep in mind “the fewer I close, probably the more profitable each individual one will be” (the lower my offers are, the lower my close ratio will be).And probably a better place to start, than as if I knew what I was doing. :)Thank you both for your wisdom.Cameron

Be advised that establishing an institutional account for your LLC can take considerably longer than an individual account - Coinbase is running about 4-6 weeks for onboarding institutional accounts currently, as an example.The LLC may choose exchange provided storage, 3rd party cloud/desktop wallets, or hardware wallets. 

Looking to learn and network, like minded individuals, yada yada yada. 

There is one this Monday in Lake Forest that should be very interesting.I would seek out and speak with individuals who are successful locally and connect with them.

Signing a term lease with all three does not lock any single individual into staying.

We have a few portfolios of properties for sale, multiple states.Most of the properties are a part of some portfolio.We are trying to sell the entire portfolio, or individual ones.Hopefully someone has gone through the marketing process for a rental portfolio and can shed some light.For now, my plan is to do online marketing (adwords, facebook, bigger pockets).

I would love to be able to network and learn more from individuals that have the knowledge and experience I need.Thank you for reading!

Ideally my brother and I would buy the property together and form an LLC and run as a business.However, my wife doesn't want to enter a "business" relationship with my brother, but instead suggests that we purchase the properties individually (since they are both on seperate deeds).