I think I would eventually cash flow after a few years with rent price increasing, but not much. 

This alone is probably eventually $5K per unit in the next few years.

My main reasoning for the LLC is to be able to eventually have access to business loans to buy more real estate.

I lived in Milwaukee for a few years for college and hope to eventually migrate to investing there once home base, so to speak, is taken care of.

Eventually you'll want one if you keep buying more rentals.

If you are eventually granted a patent, and someone else violates your patent after the date the application was accepted then you can file suit against them or otherwise try to enforce your intellectual property.You cannot patent a business process (device, whatever) someone else is already using or making.

They eventually dropped it but sometimes these banks don't have a clue.

Eventually, the rents will increase and all is well.Notes on the other hand are short-term and seem to require constant churning.

I assume i should include debt reduction directly as cash since this is $ back in my pocket when i sell eventually?

Often times, especially if those homes are in need of repair, they will sit on the site for awhile and eventually you will see price drops but very often, even with the price drop doesn't bring the price down low enough to make it worthwhile.