Even though the watering holes are frequented by college kids on the weekends, the density of restaurants and bars actually works better for busy professionals who want to live in a walkable urban area.

My grandpa and dad are frequent investors in the area (especially Branson)Brad and Wayne Gillam

A frequent poster on here has been monitoring Roamstead through relationships he has within the operation.

As a developer you're frequently paid LAST in the transaction if you're trying to create alignment with your investors as well and thus dumb tax is very high if you don't know what you're doing. 

So either learn all those laws, and keep up with them as they change frequently, or hire a professional.Regarding the LLC, I'm not aware that Ohio has any requirements for the LLC to be registered in state to own property so it shouldn't matter where the LLC is formed, but I'd advise you to double check with a local property management company and/or attorney to be sure.

As a GA agent, I get similar questions frequently. 

You will notice that there are certain members frequently respond to posts that have these keywords.

Again its not a frequent occurence but its happend a few times over the last few years.

If I post BS, Feel free to also call me out as well as I post pretty frequently to BP.

We drive by this location frequently.