It’s crucial to stay disciplined here, as overspending on land can limit the funds available for construction and other expenses.Development Scale: I’d recommend avoiding developments in the range of 4-50 units unless you have a very specific reason.

In many states, an LLC can keep your name off public records, which is great if you prefer to keep your ownership private or avoid being directly associated with the property.Having an LLC also makes you look more professional.

I'd be highly weary of anyone on these forums who'd recommend to you @Shibu Thomas that you break the law and put unnecessary liability on yourself.  

You may only need to do a metes and bounds description of the new parcels and avoid a plat process and avoid getting council approval.

I would be happy to have a call sometime to discuss your plans and see what I can do to help avoid some of the mistakes and also what to look for in this market as it is very competitive. 

Couple of good ways to avoid:1.Dead bolt with a passage knob on bottom. 

Pay yourself near market rates for management efforts to avoid burnout.

Things to look out for/consider with renting to EDEN tenants, anything you'd absolutely avoid doing, any advice, etc.? 

This can help avoid delays or denials down the road.Short-Term vs.

I've had a couple tenants use this loophole to either avoid pet rent/deposits, or to get a pet into a no pets building.