Were I just starting out in REI, I would certainly be seeking a 2 to 4 unit property to live in one unit while renting out the others.

I’m especially interested in curating coastal properties that offer both comfort and incredible design—ideal for vacationers seeking a true Pacific Northwest escape.

I don't use C4D for buyers seeking to gain what they can't actually afford, on faith and hope that someday in the future they will. 

If you hold property until you pass, your heirs inherit it with a full step-up in basis to fair market value, so all the depreciation you’ve taken during your lifetime essentially gets wiped clean.A simple revocable trust doesn’t change the tax treatment (still preserves the step-up) but it does make the transfer smoother by avoiding probate.

Quote from @Abhishek Joshi: I wanted to seek help on "proactive" tax planning from qualified professionals .

Readers should seek professional advice.

Seeking Input on a Multi-Family/RV Park Real Estate DealHi everyone!

@Ezekiel Trevino  I do not recommend seeking any further advice from the investor who shared “If you already have the money for an LLC, set it up first and buy your first property through the LLC.” 

I own a single-family rental property in Macon, GA, which I purchased for $110K over a year ago. It rents for $1,200/month with a $700 mortgage. After expenses and a $22K loan for a new roof, electrical panel, and HVA...

That emotional connection drives me to seek partners who build with intention, not just volume.I look for parcels that are:  Adjacent to growth corridors but underutilized - Zoned for residential or mixed-use with subdivision potential  Held by heirs or longtime owners who are ready to exit but want fair treatmentThen I layer in feasibility, infrastructure planning, and vision mapping—sometimes even before acquisition.