I think if you set up a brokerage account with the same bank that your business checking account for the LLC is at, you can simply move the money from the checking account into the brokerage account and then purchase something. like USFR, which pays 5.4% in T bills with zero risk of loss or BKN which pays 5.7% in tax free Municipal bonds if able to tolerate some risk (this gives me a >9% tax effective rate on my cash).

It's not an easy trek, but if you are absolutely committed and have access to some significant finances to invest, then it is achievable.

Quote from @Andrew T Bolton: For a house hacker, what is the term requirement for how long one has to live in one of the units before looking for the next deal?

@Chris Seveney yes I made sure to uphold my end to a T and also did about double the minimum.

We're working with several luxury STR purchase investors and several super jumbo refinances (over $3M) that are likely to commit with improved terms and anticipated ROI. 

So without further adieu, here are the TOP areas to focus on after digesting all of the $'s and cents when committing to a mortgage lender or broker with what is likely one of (if not the) most significant investments individuals can make. 

@Jennifer T.

You should consult with an attorney in NJ who specializes in LL-T law. 

(And we committed the sin of buying a few condos as well.)

Yes, it was a bumpy ride but I think we will be down in the mid 5s again in t he next 12 - 18 months.