You should use either LLC’s (the old and expensive way) or a Series LLC (the new and more cost/time effective way).

I was just reading this post, found it interesting, and then noticed that it's nearing a decade old... https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2010/07/06/the-series-llc-experiment-looking-for-guinea-pigs/Does anyone have updated info to bring to the table?

Very close to a paved biking path (we call it a "greenbelt" down here in Boise).

When I'm not working at my day job I'm reading, writing, listening to podcasts, biking, hiking/camping, following hockey (go Stars!)

On the flip side I have a buddy who started like you, then bought a few more and he has paid down some of the debt, but makes enough to run around the country snowmobiling and dirt biking(has been out west doing that for almost a month straight now).

I'm writing a series of articles for UK citizens wanting to invest in US real estate.

I would never hold investment properties in my name...always in an entity...LLC, Series LLC, Investment Trust Etc. 

We went to Nice a couple years ago and spent two weeks bike riding and while there ended up looking at a lot of property for sale, mostly vacation rentals.  

So your retirement plan can be a series of new houses that you periodically sell and get some of the gain RA.

I hope he gets a hangnail or something so that he can't pitch any more this series. :)