Keep in mind every LLC needs it's own bank account and set of books to maintain corporate vail

As long as the skylight is properly installed, you should only have to maintain the watertight sealant. 

The only thing I can think of would be a professional loan-for high income professionals like doctors or people with $250k of stock/410k assets. 

This was a deal that my parents helped guide me through as I was looking to move out of stock/options to real estate.

I explain I always need to be aware of any issues with the property in order to maintain it well over the long run.Also 40 degrees really IS a huge issue in baking. 

I am a stock investor I have stocks in my portfolio that consist of Commercial restaurant, Loans, And REITS.

If your $600 includes all debt payments, insurance, taxes, management, leasing commissions, vacancy reserves, capex reserves (i.e. you just put a new roof on, but in about 25 years you will need to do that again, and to hire it out will cost a lot more than $2,200), turn over costs, etc, then you can compare it to what returns you think you will make in the stock market, or syndication, etc.A lot of times I am seeing others not making an apples to apples comparison. 

That is a speculative bet, the same as buying a stock.

Worcester is probably up 10% in the last 6 weeks as people are pulling $ out of the stock market to take advantage of the low interest rates and high worcester rents.

Eventually, you'll be wanting to be hands-off, so the ability to weed out the bad apples in the bunch and maintaining the relationships of the great ones is a crucial skill to have.Good luck!