I too would appreciate a more in-depth exploration to this strategy which is part of BPs top method within the BRRRR Strategy.

We did just what Alex advised above...MONTHS of due diligence and exploring the market we were interested in and then buying a condo and learning and screwing-up as we went along! 

Hi All.We have decided to explore an LLC for liability reasons for some house flipping.

At this point, I'm planning to visit Cincinnati next week to explore some areas that have caught my attention, but I'd really be interested in speaking with other Cincinnati buy & hold investors to pick your brain about your experience thus far (even if our investment strategies/interests are totally different!). 

Due to his patience in needing to sell, desire to be done being a landlord, wanting true passive income, and needing to sell all at once, I want to explore the option of seller financing.

Or maybe it’s not, but you should explore all options. 

I want the financial and time freedom to explore these.The kind of freedom I'm looking for is pretty much summed up in an encounter I had on a ski lift.

If you and your wife are the only members of these LLCs and file a joint return, the IRS is inclined to disregard them as separate entities anyways, so my previous point about corporate tax benefits would be moot, as all activities of these LLCs would be captured on your individual tax return, not a corporate return.If you haven't done so already, it could be worthwhile to explore this with a hired tax pro so you can get into all of the details of your situation to determine what truly is most tax advantageous for you.

So, I'm moving forward exploring what I can buy on my own.

I am exploring some options for one of my properties that I've had as a rental for almost 9 years (owned it since 2002).