You will expose yourself to a wider pool of expertise which is critical for real estate investors.Many of us service clients all over the US and even world.

Have you had success with them and stand by the model, or on the flip side, have you had a negative experience and would stay away at all costs?

I’m speculating beyond my expertise and the info you've shared here, but these are just the questions that come to mind.Set her up to succeed. 

Being unsecured makes it a positive addition to your types of credit (part of the score calculation in most models).

At the time of our conversation, he stated that he was not aware of or not have having had encountered any precedence for or against the series LLC model.

The grand irony of it all is that you sir live in one of the few markets that is more profitable over the long term than mine, and if you had just stayed local all those 13 years and advised your clients to do the same, your returns would have completely smoked what they are today ... of course, I'm sure you will agree to disagree on that too as it doesn't help support your business model.

Unless that is your current business model for charitable housing which is also a great way to help your community.

My business model is investing in, hopefully, appreciating assets.

I also like the speciality paint store (where I go Ben Moore, for example) just for  consistent service and expertise (hit or miss at the big box there).Then hard to beat the old school prep with tsp and  a good sponge mop (just damp) and rinse with clean water (damps sponge mop)...and primer for major color changes or spots  and stains..The good paint in luster you can clean also makes turnarounds easy...clean the walls (as mentioned) and you may only have to touch up..Finally, if you can go with one color/brand for the interiors of your rentals you will save time trying to match color or organize endless paints in your garage...best of luck

That way the smell supports my business model and it would be really memorable.