You would also have a higher duty of care with this type of building and therefore, higher liability.

A thorough review of the HOA covenants should help you make the decision as that will lay out duties and responsibilities and the homeowners' potential risks.

Hello All, I am currently going through growing pains in my knowledge of investing in real estate, for the past 12+ years i have bought 7 properties as primary residences when i would switch duty stations along my career.

I'm active duty military currently, and am retiring in the next 5 or so years and intend on working for myself owning multiple homes/apartments. 

Army active duty service.

They have duty to pay and better find envelope but they have to know where and how.I generally just go and introduce myself, talk about the letter, that it doesn't change any terms in their current lease and everything stay the same but payment account.If Tenants are good, make changes slowly - vacansies are very expensive 

As @Cody L. just mentioned, you could be contributing 44k into a project making you much MUCH more on the back end.However, the "Wholesale" is vital if you establish a pipeline of leads.

I'm active duty military and I bought a primary residence in Dec 2017.

Isn't it the duty of children to take care of their parents, not the state's (government) responsibility?

I am in the military and am wondering if anyone has started an LLC while active duty and if so how did you go about getting it and what market are you in now and overall due to moving.