Not to mention the personal stress they and their families went through.I ask because most people are not going to have deep enough pockets (if the lose) to be able to bring appeals.I'm not trying to poke holes in your business model, just trying to get an idea of the "Risk" associated with operating as a series LLC in a non-series state.And using one in California seems totally unpredictable because the courts there do not seem to respect even black letter law, and will find ways to "Just do what ever they want" in a particular case. 

I live in Florida where Park Model Communities are everywhere catering to Snowbirds. 

When designing my business model I constantly ask myself what direction I want to go.

The market has become competitive for SFR and for properties that fit that model.

There are a zillion models.  

I modeled it after Quicken Rental Property Manager. 

I personally had to persuade underwriter on my most recent acquisition to use my income history from a previous STR home I had already liquidated to prove that using my same business model (and in the same area) would produce the same results..which they fortunately agreed to in the end.    

If an algorithm tried to make a prediction by focusing on each data point individually, then it would come up with a model that is far less complex, more biased, and won't scale well to future data points.

My company is very strong in maintenance and repair but making a tenant pay was out of my control.My biz model is fairly different and a sub niche of section 8 where our normal tenant dosnt pay a portion so never a worry on getting the rent on the first.

I have the model that uses 4 AA batteries.