I may expand to 3 LLCs in the distant future.

Socal resident moving out to CO in the not so distant future recently visited Denver area again and drove through some of the different suburbs west of the city (Arvada, Lakewood, Sloans Lake, etc).

I still think its a good time to buy now, even in distant locations.

Best of luck, hopefully you can update us with some good news in the not-so-distant future.

I foresee investing in more cashflow oriented properties in the more distant future, but this plan of mine got me thinking about mortgage paydown.

My numbers are from a distant time, but the returns on an ADU are so lucrative that these higher prices don't really matter.

Florida Panhandle is a distant possibility (need to get insurance quotes first). 

I expect in the not to distant future that capital gains treatment will go away and you will see 40 to 50 percent tax brackets.I prefer to find a way to manage any tax implications.

I dealt with this a lot back when I was a contractor helping renovate property and i'm just wondering if I should expect the same thing from long distant home owners or whatever.

Well, since you already stated you have an attorney, I'd suggest talking to them and following their advice.Asking random strangers on the internet is a distant second place option.