At the same time, there's no better ROI than hitting on an FHA property where you put down 3.5% that appreciates significantly.Also, despite what you may read on these forums or see elsewhere there is absolutely no reason to create an LLC to mange the property, collect rent or do any other function related to the property you acquire in your name using an FHA loan.

Let me ask you a question - How are you planning to mange all of your rental property finances (vendor payments, taxes, insurance, mortgage, reconciling rent payments, understand how much money you're actually making, have clean financials for tax time, etc.)?

I was thinking about that as well until I came across doing a trust instead, so next time I'm just going to setup a trust and take that route and have someone else mange the trust while using my llc to protect other assest 

The people giving advice to micro mange someone or hire an assistant are also valuing their labor and time at $0.

The market between the 2 locations & resident class (Especially if you plan to self mange or find a PM company), Your future goals and the costs associated with moving and transferring to a new hospital. 

After much thought, I decided to become a GC and mange all aspects of my investment rehabs myself. 

In which case I would hire a PM to screen and place the tenant and then self mange.

. - Referrals and resources: Identifying an investment prospect is one thing, the due diligence, lending and team required to successfully close and mange it are another story.

For those who moved forward, what banks did you use to mange your funds using their series LLC structure?

I will be greatfull if you can give your expert opinion on this property:Location : Lincoln, NEhome price: $380Krental income: $3600/per month (4 units)Im planning to stay in one apartment and mange the rest myself.