I so far have primarily focused on social media outreach and reaching out to FSBOs in the local area - along with conversing with every person I get the chance to at either my other job or when I’m out and about.Does anyone have any advice on how to better find potential clients and what I can best do to set myself up for success at the start of my professional real estate life?

I'm assuming that the current LLC and the new LLC would both be single member LLCs owned by you and that they would be considered disregarded entities for income tax purposes (the disregarded status is essential).   

I wouldn't want to discriminate based on their family status but would it be a good idea to have a tenant that could turn into possibly having two tenants in a room and one of them being a toddler.

Just wanted to make an effort to be more active in the forums, since we cant really go to any meetups right now but we can still socialize on here safely !

We have been meeting over since since the social distancing.

““Ownership is not just about finance, ownership is about citizenship, is about social responsibility.

.- She has no money - main unit was trashed (not sure how bad) so she can't rent it- Social security is $700 a month- doesn't want to move - heading to foreclosureI spoke to her about possibly buying the place and figuring a way where she would not have to move and I would care for the property.

Of course, social distancing helps in all situations.

Just make sure to do your research (BP, youtube, social media accounts) but it could be a great niche if you can get the hang of it!

The original book is a little dated but I wanted him to see that almost everything you are seeing on social media is basically about wealth and success is wrong.Another book that depending on his maturity level could either be inspiring or too much is Extreme Ownership.