Most of the online info on LLCs seem to be sponsored (legal advice/documentation/law firms) or just written with getting eyeballs on the site.

Their is a good article written by Finley Law Firm in Ohio about this specific topic.

Often times these composite systems come in much cheaper than full on concrete, not to mention quicker construction schedules bringing you into the rental game faster.Most importantly, thank you for still being out there developing properties right now and keeping firms in business!

There are some pretty serious talks of regulations going on right now and a lot of hosts are very upset about the TPT tax laws in particular.

I host an investor meeting twice a month.

I've trialed a bunch of the solutions out there and just recently dumped iGMS for YourPorter after looking into BookingAutomation.com, Tokeet, Lodgify, Elina, Rentlio, Beds24, SuperHostTools, Hostfully, Nueva, and Uplisting. 

It is essentially a Guaranteed Payment for services rendered by a member/partner and so it is subject to self employment tax.If it's meant to be a preferred distribution because you've got two classes of owners, then no - it should be a distribution.Check your operating agreement to get a firm understanding of this.

 -1 Bed Rent: $500/month-2 Bed Rent: $600/month-C Class apartment building which we are doing a value add too.My Concerns:-C Class apartment building-Don't want the Vacationers to have a bad stay and then leave bad reviews on AirBnB Host account for future investments.

We host REI meetup in NJ and NY.

Communicate well, run it as a business, respond professionally and be very friendly but also firm.