If you ever have any questions, or in need of consultation I am more than happy to help.

Just make sure you keep enough cash reserves on hand to cover unexpected costs or market downturns.Given the complexity of your plan, especially with the involvement of an LLC and potential rental income, it might be wise to consult with a tax professional.

Personally, I've been focusing on fine-tuning my buyer consultation process to make sure clients understand the value I bring to the table.

But,I've consulted several agents and inquired at banks.

Consult with lenders and real estate professionals to find properties aligned with your investment strategy.Good luck!

My friends that are doing this aren't what I could consider investors in the sense they're not monitoring the market - they have a good tenant that doesn't bother them so keep the rent the same for years until something bad happens like the bathtub overflows. 

I’m a CPA (originally an auditor, now in consulting), so I understand the importance of keeping accurate accounting records.

Found great cleaners who are doing well and design consultants to help uplevel some furnishings. 

It’s best to consult with your attorney and tax professional to figure out what works best for your situation.Usually, there are NO tax savings with both.

@Chad UrbshottI would consult a lawyer for sure.