I am in Colorado.

I am looking into purchasing more properties, and want to have some kind of Holdings Co where the taxable income flows through so I can tax advantage of the corporate tax rate.2.

Only if it's an individual condo you're renting or a co-op.

For me when I'm estimating rental income I start by looking at the area for active listings <40 days old with similar characteristics to the home you're looking at purchasing (trying to find same bed/bath count, and same amenities like in CO homes with a fenced yard do very well because everyone has a dog).

You can get co-host as low as 15% and PM as low as 18%.  

I will soon be a licensed broker, but need to work under an employing broker for two years per Colorado law.

Sam Wegert's podcast episode about Co-Living investing inspired me to setup a BP account and seek more information.After looking at my local occupancy laws in and around Nashville, I'm finding that most places are not allowing more than three unrelated occupants per house.

I would provide the cash and backup reserves, I house hack one of the units, then she becomes the cosigner for me in order to be approved.

Hello Samuel,I would look at https://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com/these guys are out of Colorado and own thousands of spaces across the country.   

May 2020 - Connected with my current partners and started analyzing deals June 2020 - After reading Joe Fairless' Syndication Book, Started co-hosting a bi-weekly Virtual Meetup in NY regarding multifamily investing, and massive virtual networking started.