If you’re looking for speed, flexibility, and a customized solution for your investment, private money lending is a great choice, even if the interest rate is higher.

That’s always going to win in the end as to coming out ahead as long as you make smart financial investments (such as maintaining control of your own investments, and making smart choices on properties that cash flow, etc).  

The experience of the housing provider is going to be the real challenge to getting you a set of keys to move in with...they have to qualify, pass inspection, sign a bunch of paperwork, and finally lease up and send everything into LMH. 

Quote from @Dana Yobst: Quote from @Dan Deppen: Glad to hear someone is finally taking this up, but I'm curious why it would be Homeland Security and not the SEC?

If the final title is closed in your personal name the title attorney can have you deed it over to the LLC later.

Now is the time to be cautious and even more thoughtful in your investment choices, but there are still plenty of compelling reasons to stay the course as a passive investor! 

After a week or so of looking through the other threads I finally found the Canadian forum.

Then they finally get hit with reality and understand it's not easy, so they move on to the next thing like selling cruises or bitcon. 

JD, I'd agree about cat pee.....it has something in it that will make you see Jesus, even with a respirator....But that house that had 9 dogs locked inside of it had this beautiful wide-plank flooring, Ponderosa Pine...unbelievably gorgrous.....I had it sanded once and got about 50% of the smell, twice, maybe 75 %....third time got 95%.Primer/paint did little.....finally had to have the walls and ceilings skim coated with new texture...throughout the entire almost 3000 SF house.

Milton and Farmington can be excellent choices, too, often with more budget-friendly options and the chance to add value in less saturated areas, might have better cash flow luck here.For lenders and agents, I'd recommend networking with those who have experience specifically in the NH Seacoast markets since these towns can vary in terms of tenant demographics and rental demands.