A lawyer provided us with advice to create a separate LLC for each property.Question to the Bigger Pockets community: Is that what most folks are doing?

What most folks who want to buy turnkey seem to be looking for is low cost cash flow markets.

This then becomes a compounding effect as if the next generation is smaller, that means there will be even less folks to have kids and it becomes nearly impossible to reverse the trend. 

We consider those folks a threat to our business. 

I know there are formulas out there and methods that different folks use.Regardless of what I do the deal needs to be the right one.

Too many folks (myself included) register an LLC as one of their first "action" steps but it's really just going to cost you time and money and does not serve any purpose until you have your first property.

Monthly rent will be deposited directly to the business account.Since this is absolutely new to me (the LLC setup), I'm not even sure I've provided enough details for folks to provide feedback or advice...Essentially this was a bookkeeping method and not a legal one.

Joe could see some folks wanting to leave the city and move to a "small town", and still be near the city and it's amenities.If you do decide to invest there, call some realtors.

I'm sure that I'll end up annoying a few folks, and probably end up reaching out to several for coaching along the way!

The folks above are correct in fact that MOST offers with FHA financing are getting pushed to the bottom.