I’ve been learning how real estate notes can be a great addition to a portfolio—providing steady payments without being a landlord.For those of you who invest in notes:👉 How do you decide which notes are worth buying?

I am figuring out what address to use for my LLC setup, as I plan to use a new LLC for each additional property that I acquire. 

Each tenant equates to additional work.  

Hi Connie,In addition to Zillow, here are a few other platforms that have worked well for marketing long-term single-family rentals:Apartments.com (which also syndicates to sites like ForRent.com and ApartmentFinder)Realtor.comHotPads (owned by Zillow, but sometimes gets separate traffic)Craigslist (still effective in many markets—just be mindful of scams)Facebook Marketplace and local Facebook rental groupsAvail or TurboTenant – free or low-cost platforms that also syndicate to multiple rental sitesAlso, if you're in an area with strong local demand, a simple yard sign can still attract quality tenants.Hope that helps—and best of luck filling your vacancy!

Any additional info would be great. 

Since you don’t plan to convert the property into a rental, options like depreciation or 1031 exchanges aren’t available.Step up your cost basis: Add in eligible improvements you’ve made over the years (renovations, additions, even some closing costs).

And, if prices of existing homes rise faster than inflation, you can acquire additional properties with minimal additional cash from savings using cash-out refinancing.Income reliability - Tenants pay rent, not properties.

We rehabbed the entire property and added an additional bedroom to each of the units.

I earn 4% for a 6 month term and every 30 days one matures and I roll it over (usually adding additional reserves). 

Additionally, OTC deals might provide access to properties that others have overlooked, potentially increasing your returns.