You can likely find some example documents online or on BiggerPockets of multi-member LLCs but definitely recommend finding a lawyer.

I only found one in my online searching (770 Hard Cash).

Since the whole covid crisis I became sell employed reselling new and used goods online.

Here in California, you need to pass an online program and you get a certificate.

I would always have a contract written even it's from an online source.

There is some multi family inventory in the area that is alright and I usually know of some coming online. 

In person events will always be superior to the best online ones man can put together.

After looking up my PM company online, I can't see much, and the social media presence shows that the company is more of a parking lot repair/build type of company.

QuickBooks Online has a great dashboard that shows cash position over time and even creates a projection.If you're aggragating income/expenses from separate tax ID's or even LLC's, you can still do it, but it's problematic.

I can certainly spend a lot of time researching and DIY, or use an affordable online service, or I can sign up with knowledgeable advisors that cost thousands.My question is how much net worth do you think one should have to justify getting the pricey advisor's service?