As an investor we just have to minimize our risks and plan accordingly.

We purchased the home on 02/17/2022 for $185,000, invested $500 in minimal renovations, and sold it for $234,000 on 04/12/2022.

As mentioned above, the liability and tax benefits of an LLC are really minimal.

Currently working on analyzing properties, with a goal of minimizing human emotion  and solely looking at the numbers to purchase positive cash flowing properties.  

It needed minimal work to get it ready so I jumped on it.

I think this would be more of a long-term hold for cashflow purposes, however it seems minimal to start, and I feel there is likely little to no appreciation with this property. 

This can minimize potential liability or tax issues later on.Bank Accounts for Each LLC: While using a single business account may be convenient initially, opening separate bank accounts for each LLC might be necessary as you expand to maintain a clear distinction between each entity’s finances.

Most will tell you STRs are a lot of work and I won't disagree with that if you don't know what you are doing.I will say though, we have been able to put together some rock-solid systems and processes to streamline that to minimize the work and maximize the returns.My business partner and I are actually writing a chapter in a new book that is coming out this year about unique stays.

The foundational items, roofing, HVAC, plumbing and electrical were newer and needed very minimal replacing and updating.

.,  where I can see this for sure is with agents on BIG teams that are beginning their carrier they get cash flow ( IE they get paid I suspect from you weekly or monthly out of the retainer).... ya I can see this.and as you said your blue color FHA buyer with minimal cash savings is probably not your target.. but sophisticated number crunchers..