There's certainly no right or wrong answer, and as you say, everyone has their own opinion, but generally I think you will find most people on this site having the opinion that such an involved structure may be overkill (of course, no one has a crystal ball either).California is generally more cumbersome than other states when it comes to taxes and filings.

Focus on building solid relationships with people that will want to work with you in the long run. 

Talking to sponsors although it seems like the thing to do is sort of a waste of time since everyone knows all the answers to your 21 questions.

I'm hoping maybe some local Denver, or well versed STR people can point me in the right direction.Here's are the questions: Are there only a limited number of licenses Wheat Ridge is allowing? 

I helped the cashier at a 7/11 buy a house because I know that how much money I make is proportional to how many people I talk to about real estate.

From most people I've heard, it seems worth it.

Attend meetups and meet as many people in RE as you can.

And what do people want to see around Tampa?

The amount of time you will waste trying to dance around the issues will be legenday and shall I say, "insisting on being right (or insulted) when you don't know the answer can be costly".I was planning on getting a CPA, but not knowing the right questions to ask of someone who I don't exactly trust yet (as a new customer) isn't the best way to go about things.

Any people in the Goldsboro, North Carolina area interested in starting a local meet-up?