Option 1 allows you to spread your investment across three properties, considerably increasing your rental revenue and accelerating portfolio growth; however, maintaining several mortgages can be difficult, potentially limiting your cash flow, especially if one property is vacant.

I'm operating from a distance and in person meetings with prospective tenants won't be possible.I'm not sure that "age of social media profile" would indirectly fall under a protected class (such as age)?

The way a competent loan officer would handle this is use this form:https://singlefamily.fanniemae.com/media/7746/display  This starts using the income or loss directly from the K-1 which will have already accounted for the P&I on the 1065.   

In that case, you can then articulate the benefits of seller financing to them where they do not take the income all in one year and lessen the tax budesonide by spreading it for a few years.

Millennial leasing agent here and I’ve been managing my properties social media for 3 years now.

With the amount of regulation that's been introduced (and will continue to be introduced), there's now significant barriers to operate in this space and suspect those barriers will continue to spread across the country.  

Just make sure that the local zoning laws and HOA (if applicable) allow for this arrangement.Down Payment Terms: Spreading the $20k down payment over 6 months can ease the upfront financial burden, but ensure you have a clear agreement with the seller on this timeline and any penalties for delayed payments.Best of luck moving forward,KC 

That cash could spread out over 3-4 new rental properties with a 15% down model and homes around $200K.

, likewise, other snipe signs from wholesalers who were looking to flip a property, etc.Just constantly be looking - and spreading the word you are in the market for an investment property.  

@Jamie ParkerYou really need to do a more thorough job on the comps and see why did one sell for $150-$190, that’s a huge spread