Theme will be like an adventure cabin (we have biking, hiking, skiing boating etc).

Sure the general area might see some influx but if you still can't walk or bike to the stadium conveniently then it didn't seem to have that much positive impact on the surrounding area.  

This is Post 3 of 24 in the 8-Week Strategy Series.

I plan to obtain my residential builder license as well so we can vertically integrate renovations and construction as we scale.I've been reading through a series of books including: Greene's The BRRRR Trental Property Investment Strategy, Han and Macfarland's Tax Strategy, Turner's Rental Property Investing, and some other LLC strategy guides. 

I have taught a video series with this on one of my single family builds recently and also have built several small multifamily construction with a new one coming in the next 9 months where I will do a video series with costs.

-Features include modern architecture, lighting, and landscaped approaches to enhance trail connectivity and walkability.Why it matters for investors:-Connectivity boost: The bridge links two of Charlotte’s highest-growth districts — Uptown and South End — creating seamless pedestrian and bike access between residential, retail, and employment hubs.

Hey Diem-Loan, great question — you’re thinking in the right direction.I’ve personally gone through this process myself, and yes, setting up an LLC (or even better, a Series LLC) can be a smart move for asset protection and separating liability between properties.

We saw a LL repair a leaking drain line with a portion of a bike inner tube.

Talking with a good CPA/attorney is worth it, especially if you’re considering a Series LLC in KC.Since I also work with a lending company, I see a lot of different setups and what tends to work as people scale.

. - The exterior also had against the new tenants porch- 6 sandbags, with a winter sled, some random wire and plants growing in the sled with a kids bike leaning against it.